Samsung Unpacked: Galaxy S25 Leaked Features Will Blow Your Mind

Samsung’s Unpacked plans are derailed by official material leaks, which is nothing new in the smartphone business.

The official material leak for the Galaxy S25 series begins with the first rumours and insider information.

A collection of official photos that PhoneArena obtained shows off the Galaxy S25 series’ amazing new features. Some AI features have been leaked from Samsung’s Brazilian website assets, although the most recent ones are in English.

This is the most streamlined view of the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus. Compared to the S24 and S24 Plus, the camera rings are thicker and have a dual-rim design. The main frame is flat with gently curved edges, making it comfortable to hold.

The regular and distinctive colours of the S25 Ultra, S25 Plus, and S25 models are displayed in another infographic. The front and rear designs are highlighted, with the footer section verifying the final display sizes of 6.9, 6.7, and 6.2 inches, respectively.

In contrast to the S24 series, the selfie camera sensors have not changed. However, when you take selfies, the new Snapdragon 8 Elite CPU and enhanced algorithm promise realistic and authentic skin tones and textures.

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A new Now Brief feature is being added to the Now Bar. This clever feature will provide pertinent insights and suggestions on the lock screen by utilising Knowledge Graph and Galaxy AI technologies.

The marketing materials for the S25 series notably reference Apple’s iMessage, which adopted the RCS messaging protocol. According to Samsung, users can communicate high-resolution images and movies across OS and text more easily with RCS.

Promotion for Night Video with Audio Eraser is also included in the leak (read more). Additionally confirmed are the 50-megapixel, 50-megapixel, and 200-megapixel primary camera resolutions for the S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra, respectively.

The upgraded Smart Switch will make it easy to move contacts, chats, music, videos, apps, and images to a new phone. Additionally displayed is the Samsung Wallet, which allows you to keep airline credentials, hotel room keys, credit cards, and more.