Samsung has released the One UI 7 update not only for security purposes, but to provide a comprehensive user experience. The update, which reaches the latest flagships in the first place, is now spreading to a wider device.

Samsung’s highly anticipated One UI 7.0 update, finally after the 2024 model flagships began to be published for 2023 models. The update, which is first presented in the main homeland of the company, is now available on a wider scale. New generation models such as the Galaxy S24 series, Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 have already received this update. It is stated that the update is spreading worldwide and is expected to reach more devices in a short time.

One UI 7.0 is not only a security patch, but a comprehensive update that renews the device interface. This new version, which is about 5 GB, comes as a very large package, especially for users who have not participated in the Beta program. The update offered with the April 2025 security patch brings innovation in many visual items from the notification panel to the application symbols. The quick settings panel now has a divided structure and can be customized in detail according to the user request. The sound level setting now comes into the panel as integrated.

The camera application is redesigned to provide ease of use with one hand. The animations have been made more fluent and clearer symbols have been used in Samsung’s stock applications. There are also remarkable improvements in Galaxy AI features. For example, object wiping and advanced suggestion systems have been made much smarter. In addition, the innovation named “Now Bar olan, which is added to the lock screen, is shown in real -time information such as media, meter or health data.

New With the version, the lock screen and home screen widgets also have great improvements. Users now have more personalization options. The battery icon, charging animation and battery health tools are among the updated sections. Samsung’s former flagships and middle segment models are also located. Entry -level devices are expected to update within a few months.

Microsoft emphasizes in a more clear language that it will no longer support hundreds of millions of computers that cannot pass to Windows 11. The company emphasizes the new security system in which the TPM 2.0 hardware chip is required.

Microsoft increases its pressure on old computer owners to speed up the transition to Windows 11. The company says in a clear language that approximately 240 million users cannot continue with Windows 10, while these people should either buy a new computer or recycle their devices. The process, which started with the lack of free Windows 11 update to old devices, is now supported for stronger security reasons.

One of the most basic criteria that distinguishes Windows 11 from Windows 10 is that a special security chip called TPM 2.0 (reliable platform module) is equipped. According to Microsoft, this chip only allows reliable software to work and provides the safety of the device from the beginning. It also helps to encrypt sensitive data and prevents malware from being activated at the system opening. The TPM 2.0, which also offers extra protection against physical interventions, also contributes to the protection of data in the device in case of disappearance or stolen.

While the company clearly states that users should leave their old devices, the TPM 2.0 is eliminating temporary solutions for systems that do not contain a chip. This may lead to a pause in the number of users who are already in Windows 11. In other words, Microsoft’s aim is not only to provide a new operating system, but also to make the new generation equipment compulsory.

Security Emphasizing the importance of working together with software and hardware, Microsoft describes the TPM 2.0 as the “first line of defense against cyber threats”. This approach positions the transition to Windows 11 not only an update, but also as a security investment. However, users are not looking forward to this transition yet due to the necessity of high costs and hardware change.

Samsung’s new Android 15 -based interface One UI 7, unexpectedly withdrew due to serious software problems. The update was stopped just four days after the Galaxy S24 series and new Z models were released.

Samsung’s Android 15 -based new operating system One UI 7, unexpectedly postponed. The update, especially for the Galaxy S24 Series, Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, such as Z Flip 6, was stopped just four days after its release. Various problems experienced by users caused the update to withdraw. Although Samsung does not share a clear date for the new distribution calendar, the process has been rearranged.

The problems in the update process came to the agenda through various sources of leakage. Some users in South Korea, after the update to open their devices from the lock screen, indicating that Samsung’s secure folder (Secure Folder) feature also drew attention to an error. Due to this error, some special visuals have become accessible through the gallery application. Independent sources that tested the problem also confirmed the accuracy of this situation.

While the user complaints increased during the weekend, the company decided to stop the update in order to avoid any more problems. While no official explanation was made on the subject, the brief information by Samsung said that the calendar was revised in order to ensure the best user experience.

With the stopping of the update, users in these models had to continue with one UI 6 and Android 14. This means that both artificial intelligence -supported call transcripts and audio cleaning, as well as features of Android 15, such as archiving and notification calming. Moreover, all this is happening at a time when Android 16 reached the third beta version and seven months after the exit of Android 15.

Android’s The problem of release disintegration that has been going on for years has come to the agenda with this latest development. Although Google and Samsung are on their way to creating a more compatible ecosystem, providing the same experience on different devices is still a problem. As of now, the new software has only reached the Galaxy S25 series devices. Other users are waiting for Samsung’s new roadmap.