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Samsung Rolling Out Android 17, One UI 9 for More Galaxy S26 Users – Here's Everything New

The staged release brings Galaxy AI, stronger privacy tools and a redesigned Samsung Health app, with beta users seeing updates around 600MB and others near 4GB.

  • Samsung is expanding the Android 17-based One UI 9 update to a broader range of Galaxy S26 users, now reaching unlocked models and multiple carriers across the US.
  • Last week, the software release was restricted to T-Mobile customers only, marking a significant limitation before today's wider availability across carriers.
  • Update file sizes vary depending on user status; those enrolled in the Beta Program see around 650MB, while non-beta participants face much larger downloads.
  • The redesigned Samsung Health interface now tracks metrics including BMI, sleep, and cardio load, while enhanced Privacy protections include alerts for security risks and malware.
  • Galaxy S26 owners can check for the update by navigating to Settings, selecting Software update, then Download and install to access the new One UI version.
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Samsung started bringing the One UI 9 to the S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra after debuting in the foldables.

Samsung started releasing One UI 9.0 stable for Galaxy S26, leading Android 17 to the first markets. Distribution still happens gradually, but new information released by moderators of the company's official communities indicate when the update should reach other countries. Initial release is concentrated in specific regions, while other markets await the next steps of the schedule. This model allows Samsung to progressively expand the distribut…

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chip.de broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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