Samsung is steadily rolling out its June 2026 software update, bringing the latest security patches to the Galaxy S24 FE, A07, and A37. While currently limited to select markets, the rollout is expected to go global in the coming days.

South Korean users of the Galaxy S24 FE can now download firmware version S721NKSSCDZF3. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A07 5G and A37 are receiving their respective updates (A076BXXS4BZF3 and A376EXXS3AZF6) in a handful of other regions.

This routine update is strictly focused on under-the-hood improvements. While it doesn't bring any new features or cosmetic changes to the interface, it packs dozens of critical vulnerability patches from both Samsung and Google to secure your device against cyber threats. With several other Galaxy smartphones already running this patch, users can manually check for the update by navigating to Settings > Software update > Download and install. The process only takes a few minutes, though it's always wise to ensure your device has sufficient battery life before starting.

While this is a minor security patch, users of these devices have a much larger upgrade to look forward to. Samsung is currently testing the Android 17-based One UI 9 on its flagship Galaxy S26 series. This highly anticipated operating system is expected to debut on the next generation of foldables before trickling down to older models.

The good news? The Galaxy S24 FE, A07, and A37 are all in line to receive the One UI 9 upgrade. Although Samsung hasn't announced an official roadmap, history suggests the new OS will land on these devices a few months after the next foldable lineup hits the market.