Samsung has officially started rolling out One UI 7.0 in full swing to the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6 in most regions, including the USA. Some regions that havenโt received the update yet will likely get it on Monday. The One UI 7.0 update, as you know, brings a bunch of new features, a refreshed UI, and more customization. But thereโs one step youโll need to take before you can start trying them all out.
You should must update all the apps right after installing One UI 7.0
After you install One UI 7.0 on your Galaxy device, you must update the system apps through the Galaxy Store. Many Samsung apps get quiet updates after a big OS upgrade, which is usual. These updates help everything work better with the new version, fixing bugs, unlocking features, and making sure apps run smoothly. If you skip them, you might run into glitches or features not working right. We donโt want that happening with you, you see.
Some notable apps that have received post-update patches include Samsung Notes, Reminder, Expert RAW, and Galaxy Enhance-X. Samsung Notes and Reminder have been updated for better syncing and smoother transitions with the new interface. Expert RAW has camera improvements, and Galaxy Enhance-X finally lets you use features like lens blur and shadow remover, which were there before but didnโt work.
Also important are the updates to Language Core and Vision AI Core. These are key system parts that quietly support many smart features in One UI. Language Core improves typing suggestions, auto-correct, and in-app help, while Vision AI Core makes object recognition and on-device image processing better.
How to update these apps on your Galaxy phone?
To update these apps, youโll need to open the Galaxy Store, tap the Menu icon, and select Updates. From there, tap Update all. All the available app updates will be soon installed on your Galaxy device.
Doing this right after installing One UI 7.0 helps make sure your phone runs smoothly. Bonus points, you get the newest features across Samsungโs ecosystem.
