Samsung World S25 renders spill in front of Unloaded

New deliveries of the Samsung System S25 series have showed up in a hole from Android Titles in front of Samsung's World Unloaded occasion in the not-so-distant future. The clearest change here is that Samsung has changed the plan of the S25 Ultra, adjusting the telephone's corners a little.

From the renders, it appears as though you'll have the option to get the non-Ultra S25s in light blue, dull blue, light green, and silver. The Ultra will come in dark, dim, and two shimmering tones with either a white or blue colour.

The following are several of the pictures—you can see the rest at Android.

Aside from the new tones, the non-Ultra telephones are practically vague from the S24 line. Yet, one better detail that is changed is the manner in which the camera knocks appear to gesture at the vibe of a customary camera focal point barrel that flares out toward the end. Inside, search for a computer processor knock from Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chips to new Snapdragon 8 World Class versatile processors; however, not much else. You can peruse more about the internals in a different specs release that Android Titles likewise distributed yesterday.

Remain tuned for our inclusion of the following Cosmic system Unloaded occasion on January 22nd, at which we expect the organisation will uncover a lot of insights concerning these telephones. Normally, you can wager it will discuss new simulated intelligence highlights as well. Perhaps by then, I'll have quit contemplating associating "to viable boats" through Issue with SmartThings.

Samsung at CES 2025: How to Stream the Press Conference Live

 

Every year Samsung’s CES presser is an odd duck. Of course the Korean electronics giant tends to keep its powder dry in the consumer electronics space. After all, there’s no question it’s going to announce its latest flagship handset, the Galaxy S25, sometime near the end of January.

The company is going to continue to stick with its tradition of TVs and appliances at CES 2025. On the consumer end, there are odds and ends like consumer robots that won't likely see the light at all. Samsung has adopted the tagline “AI for All: For the presentation, which will run January 6 starting at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET, every day, everywhere” will read.

That alone doesn’t give us much to work with. But what company isn’t prone to mention a killer feature like AI when addressing the media? Any one that didn’t feel the need to mention AI, will be eaten by the sharks at Mandalay Bay. But the good news is that we have it on good authority that the company has plans for being hardnosed on the AI refrigerator front come January.

The presentation is being streamed live from Samsung's news room.