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Samsung officially mentions One UI 9.5 for the first time

Samsung has publicly mentioned One UI 9.5 for the first time via an update to its Nearby Device Scanning app. While One UI 9 is currently rolling out, including a stable version for the Galaxy S25 and a second beta for the Galaxy A15 5G, this discovery indicates preparation for a subsequent iteration. The Nearby Device Scanning update specifically lists support for One UI 9.5 alongside bug fixes and a new quickpair popup for new devices. One UI 9.5 is not expected to launch until next year.

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  • ✓ Samsung mentioned One UI 9.5 publicly for the first time in a Nearby Device Scanning app update.
  • ✓ The Nearby Device Scanning update includes support for One UI 9.5, bug fixes, stability improvements, and a quickpair popup for new devices.
  • ✓ A stable One UI 9.0 update is available for the Galaxy S25.
  • ✓ The Galaxy A15 5G received a second One UI 9 beta featuring the September 2026 security patch and an updated Quick Share.
🛡️ Source Corroboration: 11 independent reporting domains (95% confidence) ⏱ Read time: ~2 min

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Samsung's Nearby Device Scanning app update provides the first official mention of One UI 9.5.

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  1. Samsung officially references One UI 9.5 in app update

    Samsung has publicly mentioned One UI 9.5 for the first time via an update to its Nearby Device Scanning app. While One UI 9 is currently rolling out, including a stable version for the Galaxy S25 and a second beta for the Galaxy A15 5G, this discovery indicates preparation for a subsequent iteration. The Nearby Device Scanning update specifically lists support for One UI 9.5 alongside bug fixes and a new quickpair popup for new devices. One UI 9.5 is not expected to launch until next year.

    Why it matters

    Samsung typically releases incremental software updates to refine its custom Android interface. The current transition to Android 17 and One UI 9 is already underway for several Galaxy devices. This early mention of version 9.5 suggests a roadmap that extends into 2027.

    What is confirmed

    • Samsung mentioned One UI 9.5 publicly for the first time in a Nearby Device Scanning app update.
    • The Nearby Device Scanning update includes support for One UI 9.5, bug fixes, stability improvements, and a quickpair popup for new devices.
    • A stable One UI 9.0 update is available for the Galaxy S25.
    • The Galaxy A15 5G received a second One UI 9 beta featuring the September 2026 security patch and an updated Quick Share.

    Still unconfirmed

    • One UI 9.5 is not expected to be released until next year.
    • One UI 9.5 will bring new features and improvements for future Galaxy devices.

    What to watch next

    • Official release date for One UI 9.5
    Sources used for this update (13)
    1. SamMobile — Samsung officially mentions One UI 9.5 for the first time
    2. 9to5Google — Samsung has updated these Galaxy devices to Android 17
    3. Lifehacker — 10 'One UI 9' Hacks Every Samsung Galaxy User Should Know
    4. SamMobile — One UI 9.0 stable update for Galaxy S25 is finally here
    5. Android Central — Samsung finally reveals everything coming to your Galaxy S26 with One UI 9
    6. www.sammobile.com — Samsung officially mentions One UI 9.5 for the first time - SamMobile
    7. sammyguru.com — One UI 9.5 is already showing up in Samsung's apps
    8. sammyguru.com — Samsung pushes second One UI 9 beta to Galaxy A15 5G
    9. www.europesays.com — Samsung officially mentions One UI 9.5 for the first time
    10. samsungmagazine.eu — Samsung first officially mentioned One UI 9.5 where you don't ...
    11. techawave.com — Samsung One UI 9.5 Mentioned: What Galaxy Users Can Expect
    12. www.cashify.in — One UI 9.5 Leaks: Samsung’s Latest Update Drops The First ...
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