Samsung has mentioned "One UI 9.5 updates" in the Nearby Device Scanning 11.1.24.8 changelog, the first time the company has officially referred to the next One UI release.
Samsung pushed a new update to its Nearby Device Scanning app for phones and tablets, carrying version 11.1.24.8. The changelog lists three entries: "One UI 9.5 updates," "Support quickpair popup for new devices," and "Bug fixes and stability." The appearance of the One UI 9.5 note was first spotted via Kailash.
It is unclear what Samsung means by "One UI 9.5 updates." We assume the company is adding support for the forthcoming One UI 9.5 to the Nearby Device Scanning app, since Samsung typically updates its system apps to accommodate a new One UI version once development has advanced significantly. That pattern suggests One UI 9.5 may not be far off, but Samsung has not shared any technical details or a release timetable.
The other items in the changelog are straightforward. "Support quickpair popup for new devices" refers to the small connection prompt that appears when a device is ready to pair, and the entry listed as "Bug fixes and stability" indicates routine maintenance and reliability improvements for the app.
You can obtain the update on a Galaxy device by opening Galaxy Store, selecting Menu, and choosing Updates.
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