Samsung has made a significant announcement regarding software updates for its Galaxy S25 series, confirming that these devices will receive updates up to Android 23.

The South Korean tech company has guaranteed that the Enterprise Edition of the Galaxy S25 series will be eligible for 8 years of OS updates and 7 years of security patches, aligning with the extended support announced by Qualcomm and Google for the Snapdragon 8 Elite device.

Currently, Google is actively developing its latest software version, Android 16, which is expected to be released in the second quarter, potentially around June 3, following the platform stability and milestones reached with Beta 3 in March.

Despite potential future changes in software policies, Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S25 series will receive updates up to Android 23. According to the official listing of the Galaxy S25 series on Samsung.com, these smartphones will have seven years of software and security updates support.

Typically, Samsung offers longer software support for its Enterprise Edition products compared to its regular products. Since Samsung has officially promised that the Galaxy S25 phones will receive updates up to Android 23, this extended support will be beneficial for businesses that use phones for many years. It will be interesting to see how Samsung plans to roll out 8 years of OS updates.

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