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Samsung has started the global rollout of One UI 9, which is based on Android 17. In the new update, along with making Galaxy AI smarter and more personal than before, features like My FanCam, Now Brief, Now Nudge and Security Brief have been added. First of all, Galaxy S26 series is getting this update. Know which Galaxy devices will get One UI 9 and what will change.
Samsung has rolled out One UI 9.
Samsung has officially started the global rollout of its latest software update One UI 9. This update is based on Android 17 and focuses on making Galaxy AI more smart, personal and useful. First of all it is becoming available on Galaxy S26, S26 Plus and S26 Ultra models. Earlier this feature had debuted on Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8. The stable version has been released in South Korea from September 16, while the global rollout in many countries has started from September 21.
This update not only brings new features, but also promises to simplify everyday tasks, increase privacy and improve device care. Users will now get many new facilities from video recording to daily summary. Samsung says that this experience will be seamless on different form factors.
Which devices will be available first?
The rollout has started with the Galaxy S26 series. After this, other models will also get updated in a phased manner. The Galaxy S25 series, Z Fold7, Z Flip7 and some older flagship models are also going to join the list in the coming weeks. Availability may vary by country, carrier and model.
New Galaxy AI Features
The most popular feature is My Fancam. In this, AI keeps tracking the selected person in the video and automatically keeps the footage in the center. This is very useful for recording concerts or sports events. The Knave Brief has been made more customizable. Now users can choose cards like health, weather and video suggestion themselves. Know Nudge is also new, which gives contextual suggestions according to the work going on on the screen.
Improvement in security and privacy
Tools like security brief have been added in the update. These provide alerts about potential malware, unknown apps and unnecessary permissions. On-device AI helps identify privacy risks. Device care and management has also been made easier.
plan ahead
Samsung has said that One UI 9 will gradually reach more Galaxy phones and tablets. Users should keep checking for software updates by going to Settings. This update is another step towards making Galaxy AI a part of the everyday experience.
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