Samsung has released One UI 9.0 (Android 17) for the Galaxy F06 in India. The update file is 2,843.97MB and carries firmware version E066BXXU8DZJ7. Users can install it via Settings > Software update > Check for updates.
What’s new in One UI 9.0
The update brings changes across productivity, privacy, health and accessibility, including a more customizable quick panel, new device‑care options, an overhauled Samsung Health and several accessibility additions.
Productivity and multitasking
The quick panel is now more customizable: you can rearrange controls, change the size of the brightness and volume sliders and the media player, and separate the sound mode button from the volume slider.
Privacy, security and device protection
A new Warranty and care menu in Settings lets users view warranty information and access diagnostics and maintenance guidance. A quick lock option lets users securely lock the phone by pressing and holding the Volume down and Side buttons together or by tapping the Power button in the quick panel; doing so prevents biometrics from being used the next time the phone is unlocked. Location access transparency now shows a blue indicator at the top of the screen when an app accesses location; tapping the indicator in the quick panel reveals which app is using location.
Samsung Health
Samsung Health has been redesigned with clearer visuals and improved charts. Users can resize and organize home‑screen cards by category (Activity, Sleep, Mindfulness, Nutrition) and log data directly from the home screen (mood, meals and more), including faster input via the camera. Trend charts support hourly, daily and weekly views, pinch‑to‑zoom and overlaying multiple charts. Sleep vitals can be monitored with Galaxy Watch or Ring measurements. A daily heart health score is calculated from sleep, exercise, BMI and vascular load. Cardio load tracking shows how workouts affect the heart and adjusts the target range daily. The Fitness Index aggregates five metrics — body composition, cardio, strength, flexibility and endurance — and supports goal setting and personalized insights. A new Hearing tracker monitors sound levels detected by a Galaxy Watch and headphone audio. Cycle and body rhythm tracking offer more personalized cycle options and calendar views.
Accessibility
Accessibility gains a “What’s new” menu to discover recent features. Text spotlight lets users tap any on‑screen text to show it enlarged and highlighted in its own window, with customizable font size and colors. Physical keyboard shortcuts provide direct access to Accessibility settings. Mouse keys improvements include speed and acceleration control and the ability to use the keyboard number pad to point and click. The Replace swipe with single tap option has been moved to the Dexterity and interaction menu. A Select to speak feature provides quick audio readouts for selected items without enabling full TalkBack.
