All articles tagged with #update rollout
Originally Published 2 months ago — by 9to5Google
Oppo and OnePlus are expanding their Android 16 updates to several devices, including Oppo Find N5, X8, N3 series, and OnePlus 12, Open, and Pad models, initially in India with global rollout expected soon.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by TechRadar
Google TV's major Gemini AI upgrade is beginning to roll out earlier than expected, initially available on TCL QM9K and now appearing on Sony Bravia TVs, bringing new personalization options, voice choices, and enhanced conversational capabilities for answering questions and generating content.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Sammy Fans
Samsung is expected to launch the One UI 8.5 update based on Android 16 early next year, debuting with the Galaxy S26 series and rolling out to a wide range of devices including Galaxy S, Z Fold, Z Flip, Tab, and A series. The update promises new features like enhanced AI tools, customization options, foldable-optimized UI, and security improvements, with a beta program likely starting in November 2023.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Android Central
Google has begun rolling out the Wear OS 6 update for Pixel Watch 3 and 2, bringing improvements like smoother scrolling, a more immersive UI, and enhanced visual consistency, along with the October 2025 security patch.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Sammy Fans
Samsung's One UI 8, based on Android 16, is rapidly rolling out to various Galaxy devices worldwide, with plans to update all eligible phones, foldables, and tablets by November 2025. The update introduces a cleaner UI, new features, and improved performance, with early access available for flagship models and some mid-range devices. A beta program for One UI 8.5 is also expected to begin in late November 2025, offering users a preview of upcoming visual enhancements.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Windows Latest
Microsoft is gradually releasing Windows 11 25H2, with wider availability for businesses via WSUS starting October 14, 2025, while consumers may see it earlier through manual update methods. The update is minor, mainly offering bug fixes and stability improvements, and remains optional for users.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Sammy Fans
Samsung has begun globally rolling out the One UI 8 update for Galaxy S23 series and other devices, initially in South Korea, with plans to expand. The update, based on Android 16, enhances performance, security, and user experience, and is part of Samsung's rapid update strategy. Additionally, upcoming One UI 8.5, based on Android 16 QPR2, promises new features like AI Notification Summaries, smarter sharing, and UI tweaks, with a planned release around early 2026 for the Galaxy S26 series and other eligible devices.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Sammy Fans
Samsung's One UI 8 update is gradually rolling out globally, starting with the Galaxy S23 series and other models, but has faced delays and suspensions, notably for the Galaxy Z Fold SE in Korea. The update, based on Android 16, focuses on improved user experience, customization, and privacy features, including an adaptive lock screen clock and a new private album in Gallery. The global rollout is expected to continue on October 2nd, with future updates likely to include new features in One UI 8.5.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Android Authority
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (2024) is receiving the Wear OS 6-based One UI 8 update earlier than expected, starting in the US and some overseas markets, bringing new features like improved notifications, gestures, health tracking, and personalization options. The update is part of a broader rollout for Galaxy Watch models, with more regions expected to receive it gradually.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Android Authority
Google's Video Boost feature is slowly rolling out to users, and some users have shared samples of Boosted Videos to give an idea of what to expect. The feature, available on the Pixel 8 Pro, enhances video stabilization, color, and details, giving it HDR+ quality. Video processing can take hours, and the maximum recording limit is 10 minutes. The extra data file used for enhancement is deleted after processing, but if the file is moved, it may not be deleted.