Samsung could finally be resolved to put its UI 7 deployment problems behind, when it could also be in talks to replace the Gemini as a insistant AI by default on future Galaxy smartphones.
The deployment of the latest Samsung user interface was not exactly a smooth navigation, with a serious insect, incited the Korean manufacturer to delay a wider deployment to the old models of galaxy.
At least, the owners of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series have something to smile, with the news that Samsung is ready to conclude major works on a UI 7.
The Ice universe of Tipster Ice published the news that Samsung pushed the so-called “YD9 firmware” to the Samsung Galaxy Samsung Samsung S25, which apparently represents “the full final version of One UI 7”.
What's new in the Final version of One UI 7?
Samsung has apparently added some improvements to stabilize the terminal load, camera and operating provisions (via automatic translation), as well as safety improvements.
There are also some new notable features, including support for multimedia player widget in the notification menu, as well as in the bar now. There is also a new load animation.
As already indicated, this last iteration of One UI 7 currently only takes place in South Korea, but we expect to see a greater availability in the coming weeks – with the exception of more unexpected problems.
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Samsung could soon let you abandon the Gemini
In separate news, a Bloomberg report says Samsung could offer the possibility of abandoning the Gemini AI assistant from Google for a new promising alternative in the future of the User Interface Updates.
Perplexity IA would be in talks with Samsung on the integration of his AI assistant in future Samsung phones and tablets, having already concluded such an agreement with Motorola.
It is early, but this agreement could imply the perplexity The AI by default on the Samsung devices, as well as the promotion of perplexity in its Galaxy store.
The way this would take place with Google, which has a close relationship with Samsung in a number of areas – including AI – remains to be seen.
Most recently, Google offered the first dibs on its new most exciting gemini functionality to the owners of Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25, stressing how the two companies have become on everything related to artificial intelligence.
However, Samsung's investment arm last year supported the Perplexity startup, so it is clearly open to forging new AI relationships.
