Forget the Galaxy S24 - Samsung launches new Galaxy S25 phones with very smart upgrades
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Samsung's latest smartphones are official and they look out of this world. The latest Galaxy S25 range - which replaces the current S24 - has just been unveiled at a launch event in San Jose, California and they get a massive speed boost, sharp-shooting cameras and are now the lightest flagship phones the Korean firm has ever made.
They are also made of tough stuff, which should mean less chance that you'll break them, and Samsung has packed the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor inside, which offers a 40% bump in performance. There are three models to choose from including a standard 6.2-inch version alongside a bigger 6.8-inch Plus device and ultimate Galaxy S25 Ultra.
That super premium phone gets a massive 6.9-inch display with almost invisible bezels - that should make this gadget the perfect phone for a blockbuster movie binge. The Ultra also gets the famous S Pen stylus tucked inside its titanium shell plus there's an improved vapour chamber which makes sure things stay cool when playing console-style games.
The quad rear camera has had a boost as well with the Ultra able to snap better close-ups, offer improved zoom and film brighter videos at night. It's not just the hardware that's been upgraded. Samsung is also introducing smart new features on these devices inlcluding a "Now Bar" which pops up across the bottom of the phone to show you the football scores, timers or how long the commute to work will take.
