After promising to add new Galaxy AI features to older Galaxy phones earlier this month, Samsung is now rolling out One UI 6.1.1 to several countries and devices.

Not to be outdone by Huawei, Samsung is reportedly making an absurdly large smartphone with a new form factor. According to a scoop by the Korean outlet The Elec (via Sammobile), Samsung is developing a smartphone with a rollable screen with the intent of launching in 2025.

When will Android 15 arrive? According to the latest rumors we may see the operating system land on Pixel phones from October 15. But what about if you’re a devoted owner of a Samsung Galaxy phone? Well it sounds like you might have to wait a bit longer for your upgrade.

Samsung is reportedly planning to launch a rollable smartphone sometime in 2025. This comes as a response to Samsung losing the race for the first “tri-fold” smartphone to Huawei, as the Chinese company launched the Mate XT earlier this month with an impressive form factor and a huge display.

The report says Samsung will launch its rollable phone with a comically large 12.4-inch display. That would be much larger than Huawei's Mate XT Ultimate Design, which features a 10.2-inch tri-fold display. Sure, 10.2 inches is enormous, but you could have a phone with a screen about one foot in size.

One UI 6.1.1 is seemingly rolling out to Galaxy S22 devices in South Korea. The upcoming One UI 7 promises significant changes; delays could indicate thorough bug-fixing by Samsung for the release. The amount of times that Samsung has pushed back an update over the last few months has led to much speculation and frustration among owners of the Samsung Galaxy S24,

Samsung has started rolling out One UI 6.1.1 for its 2022 flagships in its home market, and the update should reach other regions in the coming weeks.

One UI 6.1.1 is now reaching the Samsung Galaxy S22 series in Korea, bringing some AI-powered love and other improvements.