Samsung will unveil the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Ultra, along with the S25 and S25+ models at a press event later this month, marking a significant

A new leak has revealed several previously unknown camera enhancements that could debut on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

When can Samsung's community expect to see the new Galaxy S25 Ultra, when will pre-orders open and when will the new OneUI-powered Android flagship arrive?

Samsung officially announced the dates for its Winter Unpacked event. It'll hold the unveiling of what we assume is the Samsung Galaxy S25 line on January 22 in San Jose, California. The company sent out invites on January 6. Yes, that's at the start of CES 2025 in Las Vegas, and you can thank us later for noticing in the middle of all this.

Samsung recently announced support Qi2 and that wireless charging standard would be coming to Samsung Galaxy devices in 2025. Though, the company did not specifically mention the S25 series. It should be noted that as of now, most Qi2 charging tops out at 15W, so a 10W boost for the S25 would be a huge improvement on Qi2.

Samsung has unveiled a tantalizing glimpse of its highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Ultra, the flagship model in the upcoming Galaxy S25 series. This

With the first Galaxy Unpacked of 2025 expected to happen in a few weeks, how will the upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra build on Samsung's successful 2024?

Samsung fans are anticipating the launch of Galaxy S25 Ultra. Scroll down to learn more about the launch date, key features, price, and more details.

We're just weeks away from Samsung's yearly Unpacked event that is set for Jan. 22 and it's raining S25 leaks. The most recent one gives us the scoop on the S25 Ultra's video recording abilities.

A series of rumors on X suggest the Galaxy S25 Ultra could grab a series of camera enhancements for its video recording. The leak claims a few AI features could join, such as "Auto Eraser," to help cut back on "annoying sounds.

Samsung doesn’t typically pack new camera hardware into its flagship smartphones every year. The company instead optimizes the same hardware for several years, similar to the approach of the Google Pixel phones.