Samsung rolls out Android 14 and OneUI 6.1: New era for Galaxy devices

Updating to the latest operating system is invariably a wise move. It elevates security standards, rejuvenates the interface, and unlocks the newest functionalities. In the realm of Samsung gadgets, this involves Android 14 and the OneUI 6.1 overlay. This software debuted with the launch of the Galaxy S24 series and is set to roll out across further devices. Below is a tally of these devices.

The latest operating system was unveiled across three models at its January premiere. This includes the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra models. Updates are progressively being dispatched (the timing varies by region) to additional devices. Priority for the new software will be given to the owners of the Galaxy S23, the budget-oriented flagship Galaxy S23 FE, the fifth instalment of Samsung Galaxy Z foldable phones, and the tablets from the Tab S9 series. Here’s the detailed list of devices set first to receive or those already updated to OneUI 6.1:

A particularly noteworthy innovation in the latest Samsung software is the ensemble of functionalities leveraging artificial intelligence, tagged Galaxy AI. These features premiered alongside the Galaxy S24 series. Galaxy AI enables the generation of concise summaries from extended texts, provides composition suggestions, and facilitates real-time translation of phone conversations into various languages, among other AI-driven capabilities. However, these functions are inaccessible on all phones with the OneUI 6.1 overlay. Devices granted access to Galaxy AI include: