Samsung is set to launch its 2025 TV portfolio in Kenya soon, promising a blend of art-centric displays, seamless streaming, and an expansive smart home ecosystem. This release reflects why the company has been recognized as the "Global Number 1" TV brand for 19 consecutive years.

• The 2025 Art TV lineup includes Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K, and QLED models, expanding beyond The Frame and The Frame Pro, with the Art Store now available across all screens.
• Samsung's SmartThings platform will integrate with the TVs, allowing users to control various home appliances and manage energy, wellness, and security through its "AI Home" vision.
• The TVs will feature unmatched picture and sound quality, utilizing Samsung OLED and Neo QLED technology alongside Dolby Atmos sound for an immersive viewing experience, backed by a 24-month warranty.

Samsung has officially rolled out its stable One UI 8.0 (Android 16) update after months of beta testing, coincidently on the same day Apple released its new OS lineup. The update brings significant AI-powered features and customization upgrades across various Samsung Galaxy devices.

• The rollout began on September 15, with the Galaxy S25 series receiving the update first.
• Key new features include Now Bar & Now Brief for real-time activity and personalized assistance, and Knox security upgrades like KEEP (Knox Enhanced Encrypted Protection).
• The update emphasizes AI integration throughout the system, with features like enhanced Circle to Search, Gemini Live, and AI-driven multi-window tools.
• Eligible Galaxy S24, Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, and other Galaxy phones and tablets are expected to receive the update before December 2025.

Samsung has announced an extensive list of Galaxy devices eligible for the upcoming One UI 8 (Android 16) update, demonstrating a significant expansion of its software support commitment. This update will be rolled out this year to a wide range of devices, including recent flagships and numerous mid-range models.

• Over 30 different Samsung Galaxy device series, encompassing flagships, foldables, tablets, and A-series phones, are confirmed to receive the update.
• Samsung is extending the update to budget-friendly options such as the Galaxy A06 and A07, alongside premium devices like the Galaxy S25 series and Galaxy Z Fold6.
• The extensive update list signifies Samsung's commitment to providing longer software support, keeping devices feeling current well into 2026 for users, including those in Kenya.