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Galaxy S24 November 2024 patch update rolling out globally

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Samsung already rolled out the November 2024 Android security patch for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra in the US and the company is now expanding for users in India, Europe, and some Asia countries. This latest update makes the phone more reliable, secure, and stable.

Galaxy S24 November 2024 security patch software information

The November 2024 patch for Samsung Galaxy S24 series smartphones comes within Asin countries including India and Thailand with firmware version S928BXXU4AXX4. In Europe, this update comes with the One UI version number S92xBXXS4AXJB. Users will have to download a 482.12MB package size depending on the region to install the update.

Samsung always recommends Galaxy smartphones and tablet users install the latest software update to take advantage of the improved system stability and reliability. Galaxy users can get benefits from the new features and enhanced security by installing this update.

What’s new

As usual, the firmware update brings stability optimization, functional improvements, security enhancements, and bug fixes to deliver a seamless user experience. This update fixes over 50 vulnerabilities from both Google and Samsung. This update fixes high-level 38 CVEs related to the Android operating system and one issue does not affect the Galaxy devices.

In addition to Google, Samsung also addressed 13 additional fixes, which improved Multiple users, Dex mode, Galaxy Watch, and System Settings. Plus, this update improves the old phone’s performance by addressing security issues and enhancing system stability.

On the flip side, Samsung recently rolled out the second November 2024 security patch for the Galaxy S24 series in the US. Install the latest security update now on your Galaxy device to make its way for the next major One UI 7 update.

Galaxy S24 One UI 7 beta update

Samsung officially confirmed that the One UI 7 beta update will be released later this year, with a stable version that will launch next year along with the Galaxy S25 series. Meanwhile, a recent rumor reveals that the One UI 7 beta program might be released in mid-December.

The report stated that the Galaxy S24 series will be the first device to try the One UI 7 features and improvements ahead of the official release. Plus South Korea, Germany, and the US will be the first countries to receive the beta in phase 1.

After the Galaxy S24 lineup, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Galaxy S23 lineup might join the One UI 7 beta program. Based on the Android 15, the major One UI update will likely bring new features and improvements in various segments of the User interface.

Yogesh is the main content creator at SammyMobiles and mostly works on Samsung firmware and software expert, he keeps his eyes open for new software rollouts, beta programs, and other software-related activities. Apart from the world of technology, he also takes care of his garden.

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One UI 8 Beta adds a Birthday Cards Creator feature for the Now Brief 

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Samsung One UI 8 Beta changelog mainly reads customization and a set of productive features. But do you know that One UI 8 Beta also carries a new Birthday Cards Creator feature for the Now Brief tool? Today we’re up to see what changes the company made to Now Brief section in the latest upgrade.

Samsung recently released the One UI 8 beta 3 update for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphones. The One UI 8 beta update introduced the Birthday Cards Creator feature in the Now Brief tool, along with some improvements and fixes.

The latest One UI 8 beta allows Galaxy S25 series users to create AI-generated birthday cards. Now Brief will notify you when one of your contacts has a birthday coming up, and you can tap on the alert and quickly create a personalized birthday card using Galaxy AI.

The One UI 8 birthday card creator feature is easy to use. All you have to do is go to the drawing assist feature. All you have to do is write a message or thought, choose an art style, and the card will be created for you. You can send the card directly to your contact in just a few taps, no need to open other apps or search for e-cards online.

On June 30, 2025, Samsung released One UI 8 beta 3 for the Galaxy S25 lineup. Moreover, the beta is currently available in select markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, South Korea, India, and Poland.

According to the information, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 will be launched with stable One UI 8 pre-installed, which will put pressure on Samsung’s development team to finalize the software experience. Also, the Galaxy Unpacked event is scheduled for July 9, 2025,  extending to Galaxy S25 series users by late July 2025.

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One UI 8 beta 3 brings back “Back Swipe Preview”

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Samsung recently released the One UI 8 Beta 3 update for the Galaxy S25 series. Interesting, a useful feature, “Back Swipe Preview”, has reportedly been brought back with the One UI 8 Beta 3.

However, the “Back Swipe Preview” gesture was temporarily removed in One UI 8 Beta 2; however, it has been brought back with necessary improvements in the Beta 3 update released today.

Samsung’s new Back Swipe Preview allows you to swipe from the edge of the screen, with the One UI version showing you a preview of the previous screen before you complete the gesture.

Furthermore, you swipe from the left or right edge, and the current window shifts to reveal the previous screen in the background. This makes navigation seamless, especially for multitasking.

Currently, Galaxy S25 users running One UI 8 beta 3 can use this Back swipe preview gesture. To enable it, go to Settings > Advanced Features > Labs and turn it on.

Samsung has started rolling out One UI 8 Beta 3 for the Galaxy S25 series starting today. This latest release brings some improvements to the Now Brief, most notably some AI tricks.

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One UI 8 Beta 3 update rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S25 series

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Galaxy S25 One UI 8 Beta 3

Samsung has finally begun releasing an Android 16-based One UI 8 Beta 3 update for Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra users. This update is currently live for users in Germany, India (as Beta 2), South Korea, the UK, and the company will expand it to more eligible countries soon.

Samsung Galaxy S25 series users can verify the One UI 8 Beta 3 update via the One UI Build version ending in ZYFA, and the update is a package weighing over 1GB.

This new beta update brings several bug fixes and improvements to provide a better Galaxy experience. Apart from this, this update also installs the latest security patch released in June 2025 to improve system security and stability.

The One UI 8 beta 3 update addresses the overlap issue between the recent apps status bar and the running apps menu in a specific situation of Navistar. It also fixes the issue in which keyboard input only occurs on reboot at the Security Folder PIN input screen.

In the S Pen, the updated fixed text input (S Pen to text) error. Additionally, it has fixed the issue that caused the loading time to increase intermittently when entering the Mode / Routine menu

  • Fixed the overlap issue between the status bar of the Recents app and the running app menu in specific status of NaviStar
  • Fixed the issue that the keyboard input occur only when reboots on the Security folder PIN input screen
  • Improved the issue that intermittently lengthen loading time when entering Mode / Routine menu
  • Fixed text input (swipe to type) error using gesture on keyboard screen
  • Fixed text input (S Pen to text) error with S Pen
  • Added back screen preview to Laboratory
  • SW stabilization through updates to many apps
  • Many other improvements

You can install this beta update via Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. If you are testing the One UI 8 beta, install this new beta now.

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