New Leaks Reveal Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra Design Features

Overview of the Latest Insights: Recent leaks have shed light on the design of the upcoming Samsung Electronics Co. SSNLF Galaxy S25 Ultra and S25+.

Key Design Elements: Images shared by Evan Blass via a private X (formerly Twitter) account reveal the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s elegantly curved corners and impressively thin display bezels, according to 9To5Google.

While the device runs One UI 7, the images do not offer many additional details.

Notably, the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s bezels are rumored to surpass the thinness found on Apple Inc. AAPL iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Additional Design Insights: The images of the Galaxy S25+, posted by the user Jukanlosreve, indicate minimal changes in hardware design from its predecessor.

This device showcases a distinct mmWave window and a slightly updated camera module, keeping a familiar overall look to the earlier model.

The design changes appear to mark a significant departure, highlighting more rounded corners and slimmer bezels, moving away from the boxy design seen in previous versions.

Expected to launch on January 22, 2024, the Galaxy S25 series is generating considerable anticipation.

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Why It’s Significant: According to Counterpoint Research, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series led the GenAI-capable smartphone market in Q1 2024.

The South Korean tech giant reported a net income of 9.78 trillion won ($7.1 billion) for the quarter ending in September.

By the third quarter of 2024, Samsung Electronics’ Mobile Experience (MX) division brought in approximately $21.6 billion, as reported by Statista, making it a major source of revenue.

Nonetheless, Samsung must contend with fierce competition from both Apple and China’s Huawei Technologies.

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