Continued rumors of poor Samsung Foundry yields point to the almost certain use of Snapdragon in the Galaxy S25 series

Some of you are willing to give Exynos a chance but our Galaxy S25 chip poll still shows Snapdragon fans leading pack.

Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S25 series in a few months, with a likely launch window of early January 2025. While there’s been no shortage of Galaxy S25 leaks in recent months, including a leak regarding the Galaxy S25 colors,

It's worthwhile to investigate whether the new lineup will provide a significant improvement over its predecessor as the launch approaches. The Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 processor.

To get a clearer idea of what to expect, let’s dive into the rumoured enhancements for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and see how it stacks up against the current Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.

It is just speculation for the time being, but the January 5th date could be the start of Samsung’s Reserve Program.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 vs. Galaxy S24 face-off will give you a hypothetical look and decide if upgrading is necessary. Here come the rumors!

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As the excitement around Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 release, the community was ready for the South Korean company to go all-in on Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and offer every S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra with the advanced system-on-chip. Unfortunately, the latest benchmarking results may leave many in Europe frustrated.

Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy S25 series on January 5, 2025, according to a leaked survey. The timing of this launch is earlier than expected, as the Galaxy S24 launched in late January,

With a Galaxy S25 Slim reportedly in development, Samsung seems to be saying that any phone Apple makes, it can make thinner. And should the rumored addition to Samsung's Galaxy S25 lineup surface next year as leakers have suggested, 2025 could turn out to be a big year for slimmed-down phones.