Samsung has finally confirmed a release date for its highly anticipated stable One UI 7 update, bringing relief to the Galaxy community. The rollout of the Android 15-based One UI 7 skin is set to begin on April 7, starting with the Galaxy S24 series. However, the company briefly removed the announcement post from its US newsroom, only to restore it later.

Notably, the US will not be following the global timeline for the stable One UI 7 rollout, which was initially scheduled for April 10. The removal of the post from the US newsroom sparked confusion and concerns of a potential delay. However, the post has been reinstated, suggesting that the rollout will proceed as planned.

The brief removal of the post created confusion among Galaxy users, raising concerns of another delay. Fortunately, Samsung has re-posted the announcement, indicating that the stable One UI 7 rollout in the US will begin on April 10 as scheduled.

The stable One UI 7 release will initially be available for the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6, with other eligible devices to follow in the coming weeks. The new software skin promises significant enhancements, including visual updates, advanced Galaxy AI, and improved security, creativity, and productivity features.

Overall, the latest software update is expected to bring a substantial shift to the Galaxy ecosystem. As Samsung prepares to release the stable version, users can look forward to a more refined and feature-rich experience.

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