Samsung has resumed the rollout of its AI-driven One UI interface after a bug left some people unable to unlock their phones earlier this month.
The company confirmed to CNET that it restarted the software push, but declined to provide further details about the original issue.
The glitch appeared to originate from Samsung Galaxy S24 models that had received the update in South Korea. People who upgraded to One UI 7 (based on Android 15) reported recurring issues with unlocking their devices. Samsung temporarily halted the update across all Galaxy models and regions, likely as a precaution. At the time, the company told CNET it was revisiting the rollout schedule to «ensure the best possible experience.»
Samsung made the One UI 7 update available to Galaxy phones and tablets on April 7, starting with the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6.
One UI 7 features a redesigned interface centered around AI, offering enhanced personalization and control. The software uses artificial intelligence to help edit videos, compose messages and suggest places to eat.
The move comes as tech companies continue to race to embed AI features into smartphones, transforming them into smarter everyday companions capable of handling more complex tasks.
