Galaxy S25 Series is Here
Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Galaxy S25 series, which includes the S25 Ultra, S25+, and S25 models, positioning them as true AI companions with advanced, context-aware mobile experiences. Powered by a customized Snapdragon® 8 Elite Mobile Platform, the devices offer enhanced AI capabilities, improved camera control, and greater processing power. The new Galaxy AI integrates with Samsung’s One UI 7, delivering personalized, intuitive experiences while maintaining privacy.
AI Gets More Useful with S25 Series
Key features include multimodal AI agents that can understand: text, speech, images, and videos, along with upgrades to Google’s Circle to Search for faster, contextual searching. Users can seamlessly switch between apps and get context-aware suggestions for next steps.
The devices also support natural language processing, making everyday interactions easier.
The Galaxy S25 series offers innovative tools for communication, productivity, and creativity, such as Call Transcript, Writing Assist, and Drawing Assist.
Personalization is enhanced through the Personal Data Engine, which analyzes data securely on-device to offer tailored experiences. Privacy is assured with Knox Vault, ensuring all personal data remains protected.
Security and Performance
The Galaxy S25 series introduces cutting-edge security and performance features, including post-quantum cryptography for future-proof data protection and enhanced security layers in One UI 7.
Key updates include: stronger theft protection, a Knox Matrix dashboard for monitoring security, and a more powerful Snapdragon® 8 Elite processor, providing a 40% performance boost. This enables advanced on-device AI tasks, like Generative Edit, and enhanced gaming experiences with improved graphics processing.
The devices also promise long-term performance with 7 years of security updates and OS upgrades.
Photo and Video
The Galaxy S25 series also raises the bar in mobile photography, offering ultra-detailed shots, 10-bit HDR recording, and improved low-light video quality. Tools like Audio Eraser and Virtual Aperture make advanced photo and video editing more accessible.
