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an AI deployment like we have not seen until now

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2025 starts strong. Samsung has put on the table what will be its main bet to compete against the best cell phones on the market: the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. For another year, this one is accompanied by two other models, the Samsung Galaxy S25 and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus, two almost identical models that differ in size and battery. At Xataka we have been able to get a first look at the Korean company’s new family of devices, and we are going to tell you what our first impressions have been with the three models. We are waiting for you in Territorio S Do you like Samsung? We have a new media specialized in Samsung and its products with tricks, offers, tutorials and all the news about the brand. Go to S Territory Technical sheet of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, Galaxy S25 Plus and Galaxy S25 Samsung galaxy s25 ultra SAMSUNG GALAXY S25+ SAMSUNG GALAXY S25 dimensions and weight 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2mm 218g 158.4 x 75.8 x 7.3mm 190g 146.9 x 70.5 x 7.2mm 162g screen 6.9 inches Quad HD+ resolution AMOLED LTPO 120Hz Gorilla Glass Armor 2 6.7 inches QHD+ resolution AMOLED LTPO 120Hz 6.2 inches QHD+ resolution AMOLED LTPO 120Hz processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Storage 12 + 256 GB 12 + 512 GB 12 + 1TB 12 + 256GB 12 + 512 GB 12 + 128 GB 12 + 256GB 12 + 512 GB rear cameras 200 MP, f/1.7, OIS 50 MP, f/3.4, OIS, x5 zoom 10 MP, f/2.4, OIS, x3 zoom 50 MP, f/1.9 ultra wide angle 50MP, f/1.8, OIS 10 MP, f/2.4, OIS, x3 zoom 12 MP, f/2.2 ultra wide angle 50MP, f/1.8, OIS 10 MP, f/2.4, OIS, x3 zoom 12 MP, f/2.2 ultra wide angle front camera 12MP, f/2.2 12MP, f/2.2 12MP, f/2.2 battery 5,000mAh 45W fast charging 15W wireless charging 4,900mAh 45W fast charging 15W wireless charging 4,000mAh 25W fast charge 15W wireless charging operating system Android 15 based on One UI 7 Android 15 based on One UI 7 Android 15 based on One UI 7 connectivity 5G (2xNano + eSIM)Wi-Fi 7Bluetooth 5.4GPSNFCUWBUSB type C 5G (2xNano + eSIM) Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.4 GPS NFC UWB USB type C 5G (2xNano + eSIM) Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.4 GPS NFC UWB USB type C others IP68 Integrated S-Pen Samsung Dex IP68 Samsung Dex IP68 Samsung Dex price From 1,459 euros From 1,159 euros From 909 euros Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 256GB Mobile Phone with AI, Galaxy AI, 12GB RAM, 200MP Camera, Dual SIM, IP68, 3 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty + 1 Extra Year, Titanium Gray (Spanish Version) *Some prices may have changed since the last review Samsung Galaxy S25+ 256GB Mobile Phone with AI, Galaxy AI, 12GB RAM, 50MP Camera, Dual SIM, IP68, 3 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty + 1 Extra Year, Navy Blue Color (Spanish Version) *Some prices may have changed since the last review Samsung Galaxy S25 256GB Mobile Phone with AI, Galaxy AI, 12GB RAM, 50MP Camera, Dual SIM, IP68, 3 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty + 1 Extra Year, Gray Color (Spanish Version) *Some prices may have changed since the last review This is how Samsung makes money: the secret is in the IPHONE A new design with a lot to say The three models of the Galaxy S25 family have undergone a major redesign. What is most striking if we look at the back is the camera module, whose rings around the lenses are reminiscent of those of the Galaxy Z Fold6. Personally, it is a design that I like and that has an advantage over much of its direct competition. Samsung provides good camera systems to its high-end, but does not rely on gigantic modules. These, regardless of whether they convince aesthetically or not, usually generate ergonomic problems and important imbalances when using the mobile phone without a case. Samsung is continuous in its design line, but it continues with that differentiating factor compared to its rivals. The main upgrade this year in design is in the weight. What Samsung has achieved is spectacular Another point in favor is in the weight and thinness of the new devices. Everyone has gone on a diet, something that I have noticed especially in the Samsung Galaxy S25, which weighs nothing at all (162 grams), and also in the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is now much lighter. The sacrifice of using a high-end device used to come hand in hand with weight but, even while maintaining top-level finishes, Samsung has managed to make its proposals much more comfortable in hand. The corners are now much more rounded and do not dig in when holding it. Speaking of the latter, In the Ultra model the corners have been refined. Last year, with the Galaxy S24 Ultra, we found quite sharp angles, sharp corners that stuck in our hand if we didn’t use a case. Samsung has taken note and, maintaining the essence of the design, gives its Galaxy S25 Ultra much more rounded edges. Past, The bezels have been used a little more. I have to say that, without having the previous models next to you, it is difficult to see differences. Despite this, it is always good news that the frames are increasingly narrower and we can make the most of the screen. Continuity… for the better Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ Inside these devices we find practically a carbon copy of specifications compared to what we saw last year. The Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ have a panel that is practically identical to last year’s, with 6.2 and 6.7 inches, respectively. They repeat resolution, technologies and in these first impressions it has been impossible to find differences. The Galaxy S25 Ultra has a slightly larger panel, so 6.9 inches. This increase of 0.1 inches compared to last year’s model does not penalize the hand, since it is lighter and the reduction of bezels has … Read more

New Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Edge, Project Moohan and all the news from the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event

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San José has been, once again, the city chosen by Samsung for its first major conference of the year (with permission from the CES 2025where he also presented things). The company has summoned us to present its new batch of devices, the Samsung Galaxy S25and has left us some surprises in the form of augmented reality glasses and a Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge which we only know exists. With the conference just over and waiting to get our hands on the new Korean terminals to analyze them in depth, here is a summary of everything the company has presented. This is how Samsung makes money: the secret is in the IPHONE All the news about the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 Samsung Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ | Image: Xataka Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+. They are very similar to the Samsung Galaxy S24, and that is good news. They are well-built terminals that were already good. Now they are simply better courtesy of Qualcomm and artificial intelligence. The company has opted for Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy (that customized version with a little more power) and, although much of the technical sheet remains unchanged, the improvements that One UI 7 promises thanks to Galaxy AI are not bad. The difference between the two models is evident: the size, the battery, and the resolution are higher in the Galaxy S25+. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra | Image: Xataka Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Another example of refinement. Samsung’s flagship has slightly changed its design to be less angled, lighter and somewhat less thick. The hardware remains top of the line with the aforementioned Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, but we also have other details such as the screen Corning Gorilla Glass Armor 2the 50 megapixel wide angle, a lot of AI and, as a novelty for video lovers, the possibility of recording in LOG. Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge | Image: Xataka Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. Shown briefly at the end of Unpacked, this curious, very thin and mysterious Galaxy S25 Edge has left us wanting more. It is a terminal about which we know absolutely nothing, beyond the fact that it is very finite, that it only has two cameras and that the prototype is on display in the test room at the event in San José. Surely we will see more throughout the year, but this has been, without a doubt, one of the big surprises. Project Moohan | Image: Xataka Project Moohan. We know for a long time that Samsung and Google are working on augmented reality glasses powered by Android XR. This project has its own name, Project Moohan, and although it still seems somewhat distant, we have been able to know that they are still underway and, above all, what they are like. Because yes, just like the Galaxy S25 Edge, the Samsung and Google headset was exposed, which allowed us to take some photos and see it up close, but not touch it. One UI 7 | Image: Xataka One UI 7. Last but not least, Samsung has revealed One UI 7, or in other words, its Galaxy AI news. Little things are coming to the Samsung ecosystem. The Korean company has announced functions such as call transcription, Gemini as a native assistant (yes, it coexists with Bixby), the news of the excellent Circle to Search and some editing functions such as audio suppression. Images | Xataka In Xataka | Best Samsung phones: which one to buy and recommended models based on budget, tastes and price quality

These are Samsung’s augmented reality glasses. Project Moohan is coming, and it will be governed by Android XR

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The celebration of Samsung Unpacked 2025 has provided not one, but two surprises. The first, the fleeting presentation of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edgethe ultra-thin mobile that we were able to see in the exhibition area after the event. The second, the augmented reality glasses that Samsung has been developing for some time. They are the result of Project Moohan that Samsung spoke briefly about at the event, and that will precisely compete with devices like the Apple Vision Pro or the striking Orion of Meta. The design of the glasses is in fact very similar to that of Apple’s glasses, although it also has certain design lines apparently inherited from the Meta Quest Pronow discontinued. During the presentation, Samsung mentioned its intention to bring AI options to other form factors such as connected glasses – Ray-Ban Meta type, we imagine – and augmented reality glasses. Samsung actually announced that it was working on augmented reality glasses in collaboration with Google. That is the goal of Project Moohan, who also stands out for be governed by Android XR. This operating system will be a competitor to visionOS, Apple’s proposal in the Vision Pro. At the moment the augmented reality glasses could be seen on display and we were able to photograph them, but there are no more details about them: we have to wait. In Xataka | Mark Zuckerberg believes that in 2030 we will not take our smartphones out of our pockets so much: we will do almost everything from our glasses

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