tech Samsung introduces S25 series: system wide AI by Google, One UI 7

[Smarticle]

1 hour ago, West Coast said:

they look like the previous ones tbh besides the iphoneish boxy design which i really like, and all colors are a mid except that blue one

 

Like...they want the iPhone nachos so bad. Esp when they're allegedly coming up with a S25 Slim to counter the alleged iPhone Air coming soon

 

[NEX]

Ultra user here, but these changes are giving Apple reselling the same iPhone for 11 years in a row. I'll wait until Galaxy 26 to upgrade I guess 

[reymiu]

2 hours ago, Badgalbriel said:

I'm really unimpressed. I had hopes they would actually have some hardware improvements for the main sensor but it's mostly software-related. They could just release the new software changes to the S24U and it's basically the same camera. 

Same tbh

[Bloo]

I'm really looking forward to when "AI-free Smartphone" becomes the next big feature for smartphones.

[Dante Silva]

I've always had iPhone but I'm completely open to switching to android. I'm just a little concerned because I've heard the level of customization is so much greater and I don't want to be overwhelmed by the differences between the two. I'm definitely feeling this more than Apple.

[Gagaast]

4 hours ago, Gottasadae said:

Just trade in my S24U Green for S25U Green, only $390 with all discounts and taxes, plus free pair of Buds3 Pro 

isn't Buds3 pro $249?

 

for $390 it's an amazing deal.

[Gagaast]

for the first time, I feel there's no point upgrading to ultra from previous generation. I prefer my s24u than 25u apart from snapdragon elite upgrade. S25u feels like 25++.

 

Removing exynos from s25 and s25+ on another hand is a welcome move.