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After waiting for the much-delayed Android 15-based One UI 7 update, we finally have the exact date for its release. A major leak has revealed the official One UI 7 plan for Galaxy S series, foldables, and A series devices.

Last week, a source claimed that stable One UI 7 would be released for the Galaxy S24 in March, aligning with Samsung’s promise to deliver the update in Q1, 2025. However, a new leak suggests otherwise.

A presentation slide from the Zoom meeting between Samsung Romania officials regarding the S25 series workshop has been leaked, revealing One UI 7 release dates for various Samsung Galaxy devices. Tarun Vats, a well known Samsung news source, has also confirmed the same information.

As per the latest leak, we’ll have to wait for about two more months to experience the stable One UI 7, and Samsung may not be able to roll out the update in the timeline promised earlier.

Here are the actual release dates of the stable One UI 7 update for Galaxy devices.

Galaxy S24 series: 18th April
Galaxy S24 FE: 18th April
Galaxy S23 series: 25th April
Galaxy S23 FE: 16th May
Galaxy S22 series: 16th May
Galaxy S21 series and S21 FE: 23rd May
Galaxy Z Fold 6/Flip 6: 18th April
Galaxy Z Fold 5/Flip 5: 25th April
Galaxy Z Fold 4/Flip 4: 16th May
Galaxy Z Fold 3/Flip 3: 23rd May
Galaxy A54: 25th April
Galaxy A34: 16th May
Galaxy A53/A33: 23rd May

There are many other eligible Galaxy devices that are scheduled to receive One UI 7, but for now, the exact One UI 7 release date for these devices is available.

I guess most users already anticipated the extended delay, and many have even lost interest in it. Now that we have the exact release date for One UI 7, the wait period might seem even longer than two months.

The stable One UI 7 is currently available on the latest Galaxy releases, including the Galaxy S25 series and a few other devices. However, the One UI 7 beta is only available for the Galaxy S24 series.

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After releasing the iOS 18.3 in the last week of January, Apple has now released a small minor update. The iOS 18.3.1 update is now available for eligible models including the iPhone Xr and newer models. The new minor update focuses on bug fixes and security improvements. It may also address some issues that are not widely known.

Last week, Macrumors reported that the minor update was coming, and it’s already here ahead of the iOS 18.4 beta release. Apple may begin testing iOS 18.4 as early as this week.

Along with the iOS 18.3.1 update, Apple also released the iPadOS 18.3.1, iPadOS 17.7.5, watchOS 11.3.1, macOS Sequoia 15.3.1, macOS Sonoma 14.7.4, macOS Ventura 13.7.4, and visionOS 2.3.1.

The latest minor update ships with build number 22D72 and is around 500MB in size depending on your device.

As mentioned earlier, this is a minor update and doesn’t bring big changes. Nevertheless, it’s an important update for users who’ve already installed iOS 18.3, as it addresses critical bugs and includes security updates.

If you have an eligible iPhone, the latest iOS 18.3.1 update will be accessible on the Software Update page within the Settings app. However, if you’ve opted for the beta, you might not get the update, but you can easily switch to the public build.

Before installing the update, make sure to take a backup of your important data and charge your phone to at least 50%.

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