Your Samsung TV may start looking different soon
Samsung has begun the rollout of its One UI software update to select Samsung TVs earlier than anticipated, as reported by SamMobile.
Following a recent announcement that Samsung would incorporate its One UI software design to its TVs – bringing them more in-line with how its phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S24, look – the rollout of this software has begun, well ahead of the expected 2025 release date before.
In the report, SamMobile reports that the One UI update appeared on its Samsung S90C, one of the best TVs available, and it appears that other 2023 models are also receiving the update.
The One UI software update is said to run on Tizen 8.0 – Samsung’s 2023 TVs currently run on Tizen 7.0 – and while the One UI update will make cosmetic and design changes to Samsung’s TVs, the actual smart TV platform itself will remain as Tizen under the surface.
The other headline news about this update is that Samsung’s TVs will now get seven years worth of updates, meaning Samsung TVs from 2024 such as the Samsung S95D for example will receive software updates until 2031.
For some of the major changes and updates based on the One UI rollout, see below.
