Samsung is reportedly shifting its One UI update strategy, to give priority to the foldables
According to the renowned tipster Ice Universe, Samsung will continue prioritizing its Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip phones when it comes to software updates. So from now on, the Galaxy foldables will launch with the latest Android version out of the box, while the Galaxy S series will receive an incremental One UI update.
On the other hand, Samsung may be prioritizing its flagship Galaxy S lineup in a way by polishing the user experience with each new software version before installing it on its S series. Although the foldables will be the first to receive the new UI designs, AI features, and software enhancements, the Galaxy S family will get a more stable and refined version of the software.
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