All articles tagged with #galaxy s25 ultra
After the July security patch, owners of Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy S24 Ultra report severe battery drain and overheating, with some experiencing slower charging; one user cited battery dropping from about 85% to 5% within hours and steady idle drain of 5–7% per hour. Samsung has not issued an official statement, and affected users await a future software update to fix the issue.
Samsung is bringing Ocean Mode to the Galaxy S25 Ultra via an Expert RAW update (version 5.0.08.2) in One UI 8.5 beta, a feature originally built for coral reef work that enhances underwater footage; there’s a possibility the Galaxy S24 Ultra could get it too, but Ocean Mode does not improve water resistance and users should follow standard water-protection guidelines since salt or chlorine can still affect the device.
Counterpoint Research names Apple's iPhone 16 as the world's best-selling smartphone of 2025, placing it at number one in a top-10 dominated by Apple devices. While the iPhone 16 features a 48MP main camera (26mm f/1.6), it lacks ProRAW, long optical zoom, and a dedicated telephoto, making it strong for everyday use but not the best choice for photography; Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra and other camera-focused models offer more advanced imaging capabilities, illustrating that sales success isn't the same as camera supremacy.
Honor’s Magic 8 Pro adds a 200 MP telephoto with 3.7x zoom and a 50 MP main sensor to take on Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra, but the real-world sample gallery suggests the S25 Ultra still holds the edge in overall camera performance, especially with zoom and sensor quality; the piece includes a full camera-specs comparison and invites readers to judge the results.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max outperforms the Galaxy S25 Ultra in design, display brightness, processing power, and battery life, making it the overall winner in this flagship face-off, despite the Galaxy's superior camera modes and software features.
Samsung has previewed the upcoming One UI 8.5 update for Galaxy devices, featuring a refreshed interface with a bottom-positioned search bar, drop shadows, and a more compact settings menu, likely launching with the Galaxy S26 series but possibly arriving earlier for Galaxy S25 users. The update indicates Samsung's commitment to faster software releases, inspired by iOS 26.
Leaked renders of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra reveal a design that appears outdated compared to its predecessor, featuring rounder edges and a less appealing camera module, leading to mixed opinions on its aesthetic appeal and strategic direction.
The article highlights significant discounts on various tech products including up to $170 off the Pixel Tablet, $209 off Pixel Watch 3, $300 off Galaxy S25 Ultra, and deals on Amazon's Echo Hub, alongside pre-order offers for Pixel 10 series and accessories, all timed with Labor Day sales.
Trump Mobile's teaser for its upcoming T1 smartphone features a design that appears to be lifted from the Galaxy S25 Ultra, with a visible Spigen logo that was not removed, leading to accusations of a Photoshop blunder and plans for a lawsuit by Spigen. The company has been inconsistent with its phone design reveals, and the incident highlights issues with originality and branding in their marketing.
Samsung is launching an AI Health Coach in the US to integrate health data from Galaxy Watch and Samsung Health, with beta testing starting in 2025. The company also promotes its Galaxy Z Fold 7 PUBG tournament, introduces a questionable trade-in deal for Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025, offers a used Galaxy S25 Ultra on Amazon during Prime Day, and discusses the upcoming Exynos 2600 chipset as a major upgrade over previous models.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra is praised for its refined, consistent design, excellent display, robust battery life, and a powerful yet familiar feature set, making it one of the best Android phones despite minimal groundbreaking changes. The review highlights its impressive screen, reliable performance, and the evolving One UI, while noting some camera limitations and the gradual decline of S Pen features.
Samsung has been using the same 5000mAh battery in its flagship and foldable phones for years, while Chinese manufacturers are offering larger batteries with faster charging, highlighting a need for Samsung to innovate and improve battery capacity in upcoming models like the Galaxy S26 and Fold 7 to enhance user experience.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, expected to launch in January 2025, is rumored to feature a sophisticated design with a Titanium frame, a 6.86-inch Dynamic LTPO AMOLED display, and a powerful camera setup including a 200MP primary sensor. It will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor with up to 16GB RAM and run on Android 15-based One UI 7.1. Despite maintaining the same 5000mAh battery and 45W charging as previous models, the new chip promises improved power efficiency.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to feature a redesigned look with flatter surfaces and rounder corners, as suggested by recent dummy unit photos. However, these units, made by a third party, may not accurately represent the final product, especially regarding the camera setup. Rumors indicate the absence of a periscope camera, possibly replaced by Samsung's new ALoP module, though this would limit optical zoom capabilities. The Galaxy S25 series is anticipated to be unveiled at Samsung's Unpacked event in January.
Leaks suggest that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature RAM and storage upgrades, with premium models offering up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. This enhancement aims to support the increasing demands of AI-powered applications and improve overall performance. The base model is expected to maintain 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, while the higher-end versions will surpass the Galaxy S24 Ultra in RAM capacity, appealing to users seeking superior multitasking and gaming capabilities.