Samsung Pulls Announcement for One UI 7 Release in the U.S.
Samsung Galaxy phone users in the United States expecting to receive the One UI 7 update on April 10 may be in for an indefinite wait. The company initially announced that the rollout would begin on that date, but it has since removed all references to the U.S. launch from its website.
Last week, Samsung posted an update on its U.S. newsroom, confirming that the One UI 7 stable build would be available for the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6 starting April 10. However, in an unexpected turn of events, the post has now disappeared. No official reason has been provided for this move, and the status of the update for U.S. users remains uncertain.
Interestingly, while the U.S. release date has been removed, posts indicating the global launch of One UI 7 update on April 7 remain accessible on Samsung’s other regional platforms. In contrast, a Canada-based Samsung blog post still lists April 10 as the expected launch date, adding to the confusion surrounding the update’s availability.
Uncertainty Over U.S. Release as Global Rollout Moves Forward
Despite the lack of clarity for U.S. users, Samsung is proceeding with the global rollout of One UI 7 as planned. According to earlier announcements, the update is set to begin rolling out worldwide on April 7. This means users in other regions will gain access to the latest software ahead of their U.S. counterparts.
One UI 7 update is expected to bring several enhancements and improvements over its predecessor. The update was originally rumored to launch alongside the Galaxy S25 series in January, but delays pushed its release to April. Samsung later reaffirmed the rollout plans in official posts, but the sudden disappearance of the U.S. launch information has left many users questioning when they will actually receive the update.
Additionally, reports suggest that social media posts on Samsung’s official U.S. X (formerly Twitter) account, which previously referenced the One UI 7 rollout, have also been removed. While a post dated March 20 remains live, the link it contains now redirects users to a “no page found” error, further fueling speculation about the delay.
U.S. Users May Have to Wait Longer
Samsung Galaxy users in the United States may once again find themselves waiting longer than their global counterparts for a major software update. This is not the first time U.S. users have faced delays compared to other regions. Samsung has yet to provide an official explanation, but the sudden removal of the U.S. One UI 7 Update announcement hints at unforeseen issues that might have affected the rollout timeline.
For now, Galaxy users in the U.S. can only hope that Samsung provides more clarity soon. Until then, they will have to watch as users in other parts of the world receive the update ahead of them. Whether this delay is due to technical issues, carrier approval processes, or other factors remains unknown, but the lack of communication from Samsung has only added to the frustration of its U.S. customers.
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