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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Spotted Running One UI 7 (Android 15)
An exciting revelation is stirring the Samsung community about the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, which was spotted running on One UI 7 and Android 15.
Leaked data on GeekBench gave us a glimpse of what the new smartphone can do with its impressive single-core score of 2092 and a multi-core score of 6287.
The scores indicate that the device will outperform its Galaxy S23 predecessor.
One UI 7 Beta’s release is just around the corner, meant to be available for the Galaxy S24 series by year’s end. The Galaxy S25 series will come with the stable version next year.
The Galaxy S24 FE is also expected to receive the official One UI 7.0 update shortly after the Galaxy S25 series launch in early 2025, though it is uncertain if it will be included in the One UI 7.0 beta program.
Boasting impressive benchmark scores and upcoming software updates, the Galaxy S24 FE is predicted to deliver excellent performance. It will likely come equipped with an array of new features and enhancements with One UI 7, making it a highly anticipated smartphone release.
In related news, the Samsung Galaxy A55 also made a remarkable impression with its One UI 7 (Android 15) testing scores on Geekbench. With a single-core score of 1161 and a multi-core score of 3369, it promises exceptional performance for everyday tasks and multitasking.
One UI 7 update is the start of a new software upgrade for Samsung’s Galaxy A55, with the promise of four major Android updates. Android 15 is set to launch officially in 2025, but it has already been tested on several devices.
Samsung is working diligently on the next generation of the One UI skin, signifying continuous improvements for users.
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With the One UI 7 Beta update set for release soon, Samsung fans are eagerly waiting for more information. The high-performance benchmarks show that Samsung is upping its game, promising an exciting future for its next generation of devices.
