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Samsung isn’t just throwing a party in San Jose today. Our reporters in the UK are also on hand for a special hands-on opportunity with Samsung and the new phones. Clearly, the 10am Samsung crowd in California is different from the 6pm Samsung crowd across the pond.
If you weren’t sure that today’s star would be the Galaxy AI, even more so than the Galaxy S25, just look at that drink! When the ice cube says AI, believe it.
One of the biggest questions we have left today revolves around the mysterious so-called Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim. Apple is rumored to be working on a slimmer version of its iPhone, now presumably called the iPhone Air. Samsung could also lead the charge with a slimmer Galaxy S25 today, a Galaxy S25 Slim.
Breaking rumors suggest that the slimmer Galaxy S phone might not appear today, but could appear later in the year, around May. The Galaxy S25 Slim may not come to the US either, presumably because we don’t like things that are thin here? Who knows.
We’ll keep an eye out for any executives with incredibly thin Galaxy phones, but until we know for sure, follow the latest news and rumors.
Ok Galaxy fans, today is your day. If you’ve been following the leaks and rumors about the upcoming Galaxy S25 family so far, you haven’t seen much new. We’re expecting a new look for the Galaxy S25 Ultra that brings it closer to the other Galaxy S25 family, with rounded corners and a smooth back, but we haven’t seen many other new hardware features. Does Samsung hide all the good things inside?
Without a doubt, Samsung will definitely use a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and it will probably be overclocked only for Samsung with a for galaxy badge attached. That means the Galaxy S25 could be the fastest phone ever, even faster than the iPhone 16 Pro. What will Samsung do with so much power? That’s what we’re waiting to find out.
We’re 30 minutes away from Galaxy Unpacked and your TechRadar editors are live at the SAP Center in San Jose, CA! Our editor-at-large, Lance Ulanoff, covers the news as it happens and then tests all the new gadgets, while our video guru Viktoria Shillets captures live footage for all of our TechRadar channels. We will keep this blog live throughout the show, so stay tuned to this channel.
