Samsung is expanding One UI 9 with Android 17 to the oldest qualifying flagships
Just days after Galaxy S24, the Galaxy S23 is starting to receive stable One UI 9.
Samsung is expanding its One UI 9 operating system update, which is based on Android 17, to the older flagship devices in the Galaxy lineup. This update was initially made available for Galaxy S23 series phones, with the beta testing phase limited to users in South Korea. Based on the previous rollout patterns for other devices, the stable version of One UI 9 for all users across various regions is expected to arrive within a week or two.
The company started the rollout of stable One UI 9, based on Android 17, in late September. During the past few weeks, several of Samsung’s older flagship phones, including the latest Galaxy A series device, have received the update. Recently, it appears that the One UI 9 rollout has started for Galaxy S23 users in the US, just a couple of days after the Galaxy S24 series received its update.
However, this release is currently limited to a smaller group of users who were previously beta testing One UI 9 on their Galaxy S23 devices. Additionally, the release is currently only available in South Korea, Samsung’s home country.
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