Samsung has just announced the Galaxy S25 series, and there’s plenty to know about these new flagship Android phones. One notable feature that might go under the radar is that these are officially the first flagship Galaxy phones to support seamless updates.
Seamless updates were first introduced in 2016, allowing users to keep using their phones while the update was installed in the background on a separate partition. Users are prompted to restart their device once the background installation is complete, and the phone then seamlessly reboots into the newly updated partition. Most Android OEMs have adopted seamless updates since then, including Motorola, Xiaomi, OnePlus, and others.
