Samsung has officially begun rolling out its One UI 8 update to several budget-friendly Galaxy A-series smartphones. The update now covers the Galaxy A24, A17 LTE, A16 LTE, and A15 LTE, following earlier releases for their 5G counterparts.
According to reports from SamMobile, this marks the first time the Galaxy A24 is receiving the new software. The rollout is currently live in South Korea and will expand to other regions in the coming days.
Each device is receiving a specific firmware build:
The phased rollout means it may take several days before all eligible devices receive the update.
The LTE variants are now aligned with their 5G counterparts, which received the One UI 8 update back in early October. For LTE users, this marks a significant step forward in accessing Samsung’s latest software features and security enhancements.
To install the update, users should:
Samsung recommends connecting to Wi-Fi and backing up data before proceeding, as a precaution for any major software upgrade.
The rollout highlights Samsung’s commitment to keeping even its budget devices updated. By expanding One UI 8 to millions of Galaxy A-series users worldwide, Samsung ensures a more consistent and secure experience across its ecosystem.
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