The One UI 7 simulation also features some smaller software pieces like Samsung's complete icon rework. Galaxy's upcoming app drawer redesign is also included in the Try Galaxy demo, per the publication. Users can head to the official website, scan the QR code, and begin downloading the simulation on Android and iOS.

Samsung announced it would be opening up the One UI 7.0 Beta Program for its Galaxy S23 series a couple of weeks ago and in what is great news for the Galaxy S23 owners among you, that day has now arrived (in some regions anyway).

Samsung has rolled out the One UI 7 beta for the Galaxy S23 series, which brings a host of new features and significant improvements over One UI 6. Available in limited countries, the beta can be accessed via the Samsung Members app,

The One UI 7 beta is being gradually rolled out across India, South Korea, the US, and the UK. Starting on March 6, Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 users in these regions began receiving the update. Samsung plans to extend the beta to more devices later this month,

In the coming days, access to Galaxy AI features and One UI update will be rolled out to Z Flip 6, Galaxy S23 series, Tab S10 series, and Galaxy A55

Try Galaxy's One UI 7 update lets you check out Samsung features on any other phone, thanks to a clever browser app.

Samsung expands One UI 7 beta to the Tab S10 and Galaxy S23 series. The Galaxy S23's ZYC3 firmware weighs 4.7GB and brings the March 2025 security patch. One UI 7 beta program is available in select countries via the Samsung Members app.

Samsung takes what Google has made with the annual Android update—the Android Open Source Project (or AOSP) to be precise—and builds a fresh version of One UI, its bespoke mobile operating system complete with all the extra Samsung bells and whistles.