Hear, it is no large secret that Samsung sometimes launches new flagship telephones in late January.
However now we all know the precise date, due to leaker Evan Blass who someway bought a maintain of an official invite for the subsequent Galaxy Unpacked launch, and it is occurring on January 22, 2025.
Blass shared one picture which seems to point out the sides of 4 telephones, indicating that that is what number of new telephones Samsung plans to launch. The textual content is in Italian, so it truly says “22 gennaio 2025,” however happily we’re specialists in Italian so we had been capable of translate this cryptic message (thanks, Google Translate).
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It’s attention-grabbing that there are 4 telephones pictured within the picture, as we count on to see three new telephones this 12 months: Samsung Galaxy S25, Samsung Galaxy S25+, and Samsung Galaxy S25 Extremely. True, we have heard that the corporate is engaged on a slim variant of the Galaxy S25, however that was alleged to occur “a number of months” after the launch of the common Galaxy S25 telephones. Maybe it is the extra reasonably priced Samsung Galaxy S25 FE variant. Or maybe it is simply Samsung deciding that 4 telephone corners look higher in promo pictures than three telephone corners.
So far as what we are able to count on from the brand new telephones, rumors have principally lined the Extremely, which is getting a brand new chip (Snapdragon 8 Elite), an upgraded digital camera system, a flatter general look, and a close to bezel-less show, amongst different enhancements.
Blass additionally shared all the colours for the brand new Samsung gadgets. Based on him, the Galaxy S25 and S25+ can be obtainable in Blue Black, Coral Crimson, Icy Blue, Mint, Navy, Pink Gold, and Silver Shadow. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Extremely, alternatively, can be obtainable in Titanium Black, Titanium Grey, Titanium Jade Inexperienced, Titanium Jet Black, Titanium Pink Gold, Titanium Silver Blue, and Titanium White Silver.
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