Samsung has published a new software update for the Galaxy S25 series. This update provides safety fixes to the Galaxy S25, S25 + and S25 Ultra, and it also updates the start -up charger version on phones, which suggests that we could see Samsung release the second beta Ui 8 update.
What is the Bootloader version to do with the Beta Ui 8? A start -up charger is, in simple terms, the first program that runs on your device when it stands out, and on Galaxy devices, it is not possible to return to a version of the firmware which has a start -up charger lower than your current.
The June update brings version 4 of the start -up charger to the Galaxy S25 series, the same as that of the latest internal beta builds of the user interface, so that Samsung can now publish the next public beta update because the corresponding start charger versions mean that users who install the second beta version will be able to back up their device without problems.
The June update takes place towards the Galaxy S25, S25 + and S25 Ultra in Korea at the time of writing, but it should start to go to other markets before the end of the week. However, when Samsung is publishing an update with the security fixes of June 2025 to the Edge model remains uncertain. Samsung generally keeps Galaxy S models originally announced in a year on a distinct update chronology that models that launch a few months later.
To download the update, identifiable by a construction number ending with the characters Aye5Open the settings for your phone, head to the Software update menu and type Download and install.
