Galaxy Unpacked event is just around the corner. We know the event will show off the Galaxy S25 lineup, but there’s a chance that it could also unveil the long-rumored Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim (and maybe give us a proper name for it besides the rumored title).

New details on the release of Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra flagship smartphone suggest the community hasn't long to wait for its release.

Corning introduced Gorilla Armor with this year's Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, and there could be a new version ready for the S25 Ultra.

Samsung may make some of the best phones money can buy, but its flagships are still missing a few features its rivals have offered for years. One of those missing features, Car Crash Detection, may finally make an appearance on Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.

The promotion combines a £100 ($125) discount for the Galaxy S24 Ultra, enhanced trade-in prices and the free Chromebook Go laptop, which is worth £299 ($374). The deal is valid until January 16th and only applies for shoppers in the U.K. In the U.S., Samsung is running a huge trade-in deal for the Galaxy Z Fold 6, check out my story on that here.

Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra might sound familiar when you check out the leaked specs, but don't draw the wrong conclusions.

While not a physical product, Galaxy AI still bears the name of Samsung's mobile products, and with January 2025 marking a year since it was introduced, it seems inevitable that there will be an update of some kind.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will probably be the most powerful phone on the market when it launches, and one of the most expensive too. Now more than ever, Samsung needs to strike the right balance.