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.

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 Samsung Galaxy S25 ’s rumored unveiling is coming up fast, but there are still plenty of rumors popping up online. The latest bit of information to surface is another leaked benchmarking test, seemingly showing off the standard Galaxy S25’s performance — and it might be better news than we first thought.

Galaxy S25 phones will get free Gemini Advanced access if this leaked AI discovery is real, which will make any price hikes easier to swallow.

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

How long you get free access depends on your Galaxy S25 pick. Presumably, higher-end models are expected to get longer trial periods. This means that the base model might offer a three-month trial, the S25 Plus could bump it to 6 months, and the S25 Ultra is rumored to score a full year of free access to this AI service.

Curious about the rumored Galaxy S25 Slim? Here's everything we know about it so far, including its potential size and camera configuration.

Leaked benchmarks for the Samsung Galaxy S25 reveal impressive performance scores, showcasing the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor.

Galaxy S25-series customers look likely to receive a valuable free offer previously made available only to Google Pixel owners.