AT&T's One UI 7 drama might finally be over – Galaxy S24 users, check your phones

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Samsung's One UI 7 update has taken way too long to show up – especially for AT&T users. Android 15 betas started rolling out back in April 2024 and now, a full year later, some Galaxy flagship owners are still stuck waiting.

Yep, if you've got an S24 model locked to AT&T, chances are you still haven't seen the update hit your phone – and people are not happy. Reddit is full of frustrated posts from AT&T customers wondering when the update will finally drop.

– TheeRizzzz, Reddit, April 2025

– Super_Praline4556, Reddit, April 2025

The delay reportedly stems from a bug in AT&T's pre-installed apps that needed to be ironed out. But it looks like AT&T may have finally fixed things because a few users are finally starting to report that the update is rolling out to their locked devices.

– Specialist_Train_678, Reddit, April 2025

– Scientisma, Reddit, April 2025

So, if you have been waiting on this, now is the time to check your phone. Just head to Settings > Software update (or System updates), then tap Download and install or Check for system updates to see if it is your turn.

Meanwhile, users on T-Mobile and Verizon already got One UI 7 even on several older devices, including the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. And even older phones like the Z Fold 4 and Galaxy S22 are expected to get it sometime in May.

One UI 7 is a big update. Based on Android 15, it brings smarter AI tools that help you write, edit, summarize, clean up audio and even generate images from sketches. Visually, there is a fresh coat of paint – redesigned widgets, animated lock screens and more cohesive icon styles.

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Camera controls are more streamlined, pro video options are easier to find and battery plus security settings have gotten some serious upgrades. There are also new accessibility tools like one-finger zoom and improved touch testing.

Long story short, this update isn't just cosmetic – it is packed with improvements. So yeah, people are totally justified in being mad about the delay.

We've reached out to AT&T for a comment and will update the story when we have a response.
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