Samsung is charging ahead with its plan to pack AI into every nook and cranny of its devices. At Samsung Galaxy Unpacked on ... and URLs on the screen "letting you call, email or visit a website ...

The Galaxy S25 Ultra uses four small tabs to hold the battery in place. If you need to remove it, you just pull those tabs up ...

The new Samsung Galaxy S25 series is now available worldwide. This lineup includes the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and ...

A Samsung executive has revealed that many of the Galaxy AI features of the One UI 7 may not be available on older Galaxy ...

Samsung's latest AI personalization features, including Now Brief, may be exclusive to the Galaxy S25 and newer flagships.

According to Samsung, the Galaxy S25 series’ pre-orders represent a 7.4% increase compared to the Galaxy S24’s from 2024. This is actually surprising because the Galaxy S25 series isn’t that ...

The focus of the event was the Galaxy S25 series, with three new models comprising Samsung's 2025 flagship lineup. The Galaxy S25 Ultra leads the charge, along with a standard S25 and S25 Plus.

At least Samsung introduced some new colorways for the Galaxy S25, which is probably the only way to tell the S25 from the S24. Unfortunately, the Black color has become a Samsung.com exclusive ...

The Galaxy S25 Ultra starts at $1,300 like last year's Galaxy S24 Ultra. As the largest and most expensive phone in Samsung's Galaxy S lineup, it includes a bigger 6.9-inch screen, a high ...

In addition, Samsung highlighted other new AI features such as Galaxy AI's ability to provide transcripts and summaries for phone calls live in real-time on the call screen. Samsung also showcased ...

This week, Samsung launched its new money-back scheme for your old Galaxy phone in partnership with Likewize. Samsung is buying back old phones from consumers with no strings attached. But are the ...

One of the Galaxy S25 Ultra's stylus features is being ... All these AI features have culminated in a new app: Now Brief. Samsung calls this proactive assistance (remember Google's Now on Tap?) ...