Now that the Samsung Galaxy S25 series is out in the wild all eyes now turn towards their next big release, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 (no one cares about Edge). Today, we have a handful of rumors from sources that are a bit more dubious than we normally cover, but we’re going to take a look anyways.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is finally here, and it's a complicated beast to review. If I focused solely on its features – the screen, speakers, camera, battery life – you'd walk away thinking it's a top-tier phone. But that's not the whole story. There's crucial context, and ignoring it would paint an incomplete picture. So, let's unpack that context first, then dive into the review.

At time of writing, my Galaxy S25 Ultra is in route to my house and is set to be delivered tomorrow. That’s right, despite the fact that the new S25 phones are like 95% the same as last years, I bought one. Maybe I’m a sucker. To be fair, we do have a new vapor chamber for that new SOC, a new ultrawide camera, gorilla glass armor 2 and more RAM for the lower end models and.. uh.. I guess that’s actually about it.

Samsung did something pretty cool at their Galaxy Unpacked event for the S25 series. They had me fully convinced the show was over before pulling off an honest to god, “but wait, there’s more!” We weren’t sure whether or not we’d see the long rumored Galaxy S25 Slim at this event, with the rumored launch being later this year, but boy did we ever. Samsung showed this neat little animation that showed off some of the internal components, emphasizing the engineering that has gone into the phone.

Just the other day Samsung held their Galaxy Unpacked event to unveil the S25 series of devices. After live streaming that event, I posted a thorough breakdown of most everything that was announced at that event, but there was one tiny detail that I left out because I thought it might be fun to look at one its own. It’s something that went by so quickly that most people probably didn’t even see it..

Almost two weeks ago rumors started to swirl that Samsung would be making a rather interesting move with its upcoming flagship, the Galaxy S25 Ultra. As hard as it was for many to believe, word was that Samsung was set to remove bluetooth functionality from their trademark stylus. Let’s be honest, at the time this was pretty hard to believe. Not only was it only coming from one smaller source, it also just didn’t make a lot of sense.

Now that the Galaxy Unpacked Event is over, we finally have all the details on the brand new Galaxy S25 Series of devices. Once again, Samsung focused heavily on the new features powered by AI. Even still, there were a few hardware changes, mostly going to the Ultra model. Check out the specs below.

Remember when I told you guys that we might be thinking about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim wrong? Well, a new report from PhoneArena certainly adds credibility to that perspective. They are reporting that a trusted source has informed them that the S25 Slim, if that is its real name, won’t see a typical launch. Surprisingly, it might not even be released in the US, much like the Z Fold SE.

This rumor mill is once again churning with talk of a tri-fold Samsung phone as well as rumors about the next Galaxy Z Fold device. First, let’s dig into what’s being said and then I’ll tell you why it might be bunk.

The Galaxy 25 leaks have been nothing short of a torrent for the last few days and it shows no signs of slowing down. Today, Android Headlines managed to get their hands on a promotional video that we most certainly are not meant to be watching. This video shows many of the new features we’re going to be getting with the Galaxy S25 line of devices.

Forget "bigger is always better" – this year, Samsung is going "Slim." While we’ve now seen renders of the full S25 device lineup, what we’ve not really seen is how each device stacks up vs one another in terms of size. It’s one thing to see numbers on the screen, but it’s another to see them represented visually. With that as the aim, let’s fine out just how thin the S25 Slim is

We already know quite a lot about the upcoming Galaxy S25 series of devices - screen sizes, RAM, SOC.. Heck we’ve seen photos of them at this point. Still, one thing has remained unclear; what are the new software features? As phones get faster and fast, perhaps well past the point of specs really even mattering, what you can actually do with the thing becomes more and more important. Luckily, today we have information on just that.