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?

It looks like Samsung will use all Snapdragon chips for its Galaxy S25 lineup regardless of sales region or location, according to a new leak.

Samsung might target the Galaxy S26 Ultra for its more potent camera technology. Still, depending on the development, it could come to a phone later, like the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Either way, we're confident an Ultra version will get it, as the base models typically get more affordable cameras than the Ultra.

The next Samsung flagship could lift a couple of neat features from the Pixel 9 Pro, such as crash detection and a free trial of Gemini Advanced.

The report mentions that leaked files from the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra reveal evidence of a car crash detection sensor. Interestingly, this appears to be the same sensor present in the Samsung Galaxy S24 series and the Galaxy Z Fold 5.

The global version of the Samsung Galaxy S25+ has passed through Geekbench tests, confirming the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip.

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

Samsung Galaxy S25 series will likely be launched on January 22, 2025 in India. As we wait for the official launch date, people are quite excited about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra model which is slated to come with several design and specification upgrades.

Like prior Galaxy phones, the Galaxy S25 series is now expected to feature a boosted version of the latest Snapdragon chip.