Samsung has resumed the One UI 7 update for its Galaxy S24 series of smartphones after temporarily halting the rollout earlier this week due to a critical bug in the original software version. The company first began distributing the update for the Galaxy S24 series on April 7, but within just a week, it was forced to pull back the release due to significant issues affecting users. To address the critical bug, Samsung took immediate action.

It later confirmed the reasons behind the update’s suspension. Now, after a week’s development efforts, the company is preparing to reintroduce the software to a wider audience of Galaxy S24 users. It’s important to note, however, that the rollout will not occur simultaneously for all users.

While some may expect the update to be available quickly, others may need to wait a bit longer before they see it. Currently, the One UI 7 update is being officially rolled out for Galaxy S24 users located in South Korea, which is Samsung’s home market. This initial release indicates the company’s strategy to start with a familiar territory before expanding to other regions like the US, Europe, and various parts of Asia.

The new version comes with an updated build number, specifically S928NKSU4BYD9, reflecting the changes made to address the earlier issue. For those eager to obtain the update, users can manually check for its availability from their device’s settings menu. Although the current rollout is limited to South Korea, it is expected to reach other markets soon, potentially within this week.

The One UI 7 update will move Galaxy S24 users to Android 15, introducing substantial changes, new features, and some design enhancements.