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Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Over the weekend, tipsters spotted that the One UI 7 rollout had been paused after a later-than-expected start last week. Now, Samsung has provided us with a statement saying that the “schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience.” Unfortunately, Samsung’s statement does not clarify why the rollout is being paused, but some sort of bug would be the most obvious explanation. Typically, Samsung flagships from the past few years would have had the latest version of Android — Android 15 — by the end of the year that the operating system was released. However, Android 15 launched in October 2024, and here we are today with millions of Samsung phones still stuck on Android 14. This has been a very frustrating time for Samsung fans. Thankfully, the rollout of One UI 7 (based on Android 15) started last week for a handful of flagships in the United States, including the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. However, at some point over the weekend, Samsung appeared to stop the software rollout. A few trusted leakers spotted this, but Samsung remained quiet on the topic.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Over the weekend, tipsters spotted that the One UI 7 rollout had been paused after a later-than-expected start last week. Now, Samsung has provided us with a statement saying that the “schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience.” Unfortunately, Samsung’s statement does not clarify why the rollout is being paused, but some sort of bug would be the most obvious explanation. Typically, Samsung flagships from the past few years would have had the latest version of Android — Android 15 — by the end of the year that the operating system was released. However, Android 15 launched in October 2024, and here we are today with millions of Samsung phones still stuck on Android 14. This has been a very frustrating time for Samsung fans. Thankfully, the rollout of One UI 7 (based on Android 15) started last week for a handful of flagships in the United States, including the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. However, at some point over the weekend, Samsung appeared to stop the software rollout. A few trusted leakers spotted this, but Samsung remained quiet on the topic.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Over the weekend, tipsters spotted that the One UI 7 rollout had been paused after a later-than-expected start last week. Now, Samsung has provided us with a statement saying that the “schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience.” Unfortunately, Samsung’s statement does not clarify why the rollout is being paused, but some sort of bug would be the most obvious explanation. Typically, Samsung flagships from the past few years would have had the latest version of Android — Android 15 — by the end of the year that the operating system was released. However, Android 15 launched in October 2024, and here we are today with millions of Samsung phones still stuck on Android 14. This has been a very frustrating time for Samsung fans. Thankfully, the rollout of One UI 7 (based on Android 15) started last week for a handful of flagships in the United States, including the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. However, at some point over the weekend, Samsung appeared to stop the software rollout. A few trusted leakers spotted this, but Samsung remained quiet on the topic.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Over the weekend, tipsters spotted that the One UI 7 rollout had been paused after a later-than-expected start last week. Now, Samsung has provided us with a statement saying that the “schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience.” Unfortunately, Samsung’s statement does not clarify why the rollout is being paused, but some sort of bug would be the most obvious explanation. Typically, Samsung flagships from the past few years would have had the latest version of Android — Android 15 — by the end of the year that the operating system was released. However, Android 15 launched in October 2024, and here we are today with millions of Samsung phones still stuck on Android 14. This has been a very frustrating time for Samsung fans. Thankfully, the rollout of One UI 7 (based on Android 15) started last week for a handful of flagships in the United States, including the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. However, at some point over the weekend, Samsung appeared to stop the software rollout. A few trusted leakers spotted this, but Samsung remained quiet on the topic.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Linkind, a brand of AiDot, has launched an exciting new line of Matter-certified smart lighting products. Available exclusively at Walmart, every purchase also plays a small part in something bigger. At the heart of the collection is the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb A19, a full-color smart bulb with adjustable white temperatures and 16 million colors to play with. It’s designed for smart home users who want rich, dynamic lighting without the need for a separate hub. Thanks to dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, setup is quick and reliable, with lightning-fast response times once paired.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Linkind, a brand of AiDot, has launched an exciting new line of Matter-certified smart lighting products. Available exclusively at Walmart, every purchase also plays a small part in something bigger. At the heart of the collection is the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb A19, a full-color smart bulb with adjustable white temperatures and 16 million colors to play with. It’s designed for smart home users who want rich, dynamic lighting without the need for a separate hub. Thanks to dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, setup is quick and reliable, with lightning-fast response times once paired.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Linkind, a brand of AiDot, has launched an exciting new line of Matter-certified smart lighting products. Available exclusively at Walmart, every purchase also plays a small part in something bigger. At the heart of the collection is the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb A19, a full-color smart bulb with adjustable white temperatures and 16 million colors to play with. It’s designed for smart home users who want rich, dynamic lighting without the need for a separate hub. Thanks to dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, setup is quick and reliable, with lightning-fast response times once paired.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Linkind, a brand of AiDot, has launched an exciting new line of Matter-certified smart lighting products. Available exclusively at Walmart, every purchase also plays a small part in something bigger. At the heart of the collection is the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb A19, a full-color smart bulb with adjustable white temperatures and 16 million colors to play with. It’s designed for smart home users who want rich, dynamic lighting without the need for a separate hub. Thanks to dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, setup is quick and reliable, with lightning-fast response times once paired.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Linkind, a brand of AiDot, has launched an exciting new line of Matter-certified smart lighting products. Available exclusively at Walmart, every purchase also plays a small part in something bigger. At the heart of the collection is the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb A19, a full-color smart bulb with adjustable white temperatures and 16 million colors to play with. It’s designed for smart home users who want rich, dynamic lighting without the need for a separate hub. Thanks to dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, setup is quick and reliable, with lightning-fast response times once paired.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Linkind, a brand of AiDot, has launched an exciting new line of Matter-certified smart lighting products. Available exclusively at Walmart, every purchase also plays a small part in something bigger. At the heart of the collection is the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb A19, a full-color smart bulb with adjustable white temperatures and 16 million colors to play with. It’s designed for smart home users who want rich, dynamic lighting without the need for a separate hub. Thanks to dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, setup is quick and reliable, with lightning-fast response times once paired.