With an expected launch in January 2025, Samsung’s Galaxy S family will again set the smartphone tone for the first half of the year. It looks like Samsung is preparing a significant update for the S25 family in general and the Galaxy S25 Ultra in particular. Why else would you give it the internal codename of “paradigm”?

Samsung's base and Plus flagship phones have used the same main camera for years now, but that might not change with the Galaxy S25 or S26.

Several images surfaced over the weekend from noted leaker Ice Universe showing off an alleged Galaxy S25 Ultra case. Based on what's there, it looks like the Galaxy S25 Ultra will ditch the sharp corners of the Galaxy S24 Ultra and adopt a more rounded design that's more comfortable to hold in your hand.

After months of rumours to this effect, prolific leaker Ice Universe has posted some images on X that are purportedly of an early prototype case for the upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra, which should arrive early next year.

A regulatory filing has revealed charging speeds for the Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus. And there's bad news for the base model.

Other Galaxy S25 Ultra specs are likely a durable titanium design, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 AI chipset, improved cameras, more RAM, and continue with the S-Pen, IP68 resistance, and fast 45W charging, to name a few.

One key area, according to leaks, that Samsung might be looking to beat the iPhone 16 is with how thin the Galaxy S25 will be. Tech tipster Ice Universe claims the regular Galaxy S25 will be 7.2mm thick, which is 0.6mm thinner than the iPhone 16. This doesn’t sound like much, but these dimensions are noticeable on slim devices we hold in our hand.