Samsung really didn't sit idle even in week 17. On Monday, it launched a new beta version One UI 8.5, followed by a number of devices that received the April security patch. But the main thing should happen next week. On April 30, Samsung should release a live version, at least in the domestic market One UI 8.5, and can now reveal what the May security update will bring.
It could be said that this was still the calm before the storm. However, the number of devices that received the update this week was large. A number Galaxy S25 has reached the 10th beta One UI 8.5, 4th landed on last year's puzzles, 3rd on those from this year 2024, as well as on the line Galaxy S24 and FE models. Many phones in the series received the April security patch. Galaxy And also the durable XCover. But Samsung didn't miss out on tablets or headphones either. In total, there were more than 20 devices.
Samsung devices received in the 17th week of the year 2026 update
Phones
- Galaxy S25: Last year's flagship series ranked 10th in South Korea and Germany. betasuperstructure version One UI 8.5. The update is over 900 MB in size and focuses primarily on fixing bugs from previous releases. betaversion. It also adds new features Galaxy AI, including Call Screening and Creative Studio, and improves existing Audio Eraser and Photo Assistant features. These updates are being rolled out to all other devices that Samsung released the new beta to last week One UI 8.5. Firmware version: S93xNKSU9ZZDD.
- Galaxy S25 FE: Samsung has released the 3rd beta for its current "budget flagship" in its homeland and India One UI 8.5. Firmware version: S731NKSU6ZZDD (Herharvest Korea) a S731BXXU6ZZDD (India).
- Galaxy Z Fold7/Z Flip7: The Korean giant has released the 4th beta for current puzzles One UI 8.5. Firmware version: F966BXXU9ZZDD.
- Galaxy Z Fold6/ Z Flip6: The year before last, foldable phones received 3. betagreen One UI 8.5. Firmware version: F741NKSU3ZZDD.
- Galaxy S24: The flagship series from last year received the 3rd beta One UI 8.5. Firmware version: S928NKSU5ZZDD (Galaxy S24), S928NOKR5ZZDD (Galaxy S24+) a S928NKSU5DZD7 (Galaxy S24 Ultra).
- Galaxy S24 FE: The "early flagship" from the year before last received the April security patch. Firmware version: S721NKSSBCZD2.
- Galaxy S23FE: The failed "budget flagship" of the year 2023 received the April update. Firmware version: S711NKSSEDZCH.
- Galaxy A37: The latest mid-range model has received the April patch in Europe. Firmware version: A376BXXS2AZC2.
- Galaxy A56: Last year's "flagship" mid-range model received the April patch in Europe. Firmware version: A566BXXSABZD2.
- Galaxy A35: The mid-range model from the year before last received the April update. Firmware version. Firmware version: A356EXXS9CZD5.
- Galaxy A34: Samsung has released an April patch for the three-year-old mid-range model. Firmware version: A346EXXSEEZC7.
- Galaxy A16 5G: Lower middle class model from 2011 2024 received the April patch. Firmware version: A166PXXS7CZD2.
- Galaxy A07 4G: Last year's budget model received the April update. Firmware version: A075FXXS5BZD2.
- Galaxy XCover6 Pro: Samsung has released an April patch for the four-year-old rugged phone. Firmware version: G736BXXSBGZD1.
- Galaxy XCover7: Rugged phone of the year 2024 received the April patch. Firmware version: G556BXXSFDZD1.
- Galaxy Xcover7Pro: Last year's rugged phone received the April update. Firmware version: G766BXXS7BZD1.
Galaxy S25 FE
Tablets
- Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro: The April patch has "landed" on last year's mid-range tablet. Firmware version: X356BXXS7BZD2.
Headphones
- Galaxy Buds2 Pro: The older flagship handset has received a new update in India. It is 6,11 MB in size and improves stability and increases reliability, so if you are an owner, you can expect more consistent performance. Firmware version: ending in AZD1.
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The April security patch fixes 47 vulnerabilities, most of which were fixed by Google. Of the bugs fixed by the American giant, 14 marked as criticalFour of the bugs that Samsung fixed were related to its Exynos chipsets. These included: nProper access control in DeX, which allowed physical attackers to access the hidden content of notifications, Incorrect exception checking in Recently Opened Apps, which allowed a physical attacker to bypass application pinning, error in AODManager service, which allowed a privileged attacker to create a file with system permissions, or incorrect assignment of permissions in Bluetooth in Maintenance Mode, which allowed physical attackers to bypass the Extend Unlock feature.
