Samsung’s biggest launch event of the year will see the debut of a slew of new useful AI features, as per leaks

Samsung has teased unexpectedly-advanced AI features for the Galaxy S25 series, depicting an assistant taking multiple complex requests at once.

The Galaxy S25 series leaks are in full swing, and we are getting closer to knowing everything before the actual launch event. The specs are in, images are in, as well as the price—and even the official cases were revealed just recently.

Leaks are teasing new Samsung Galaxy AI tools Now Brief looks like a daily personal briefing to help you face the day Gemini might be taking a more active role as a Bixby replacement Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked showcase is set for January 22,

The Samsung Galaxy S25 range is set to launch at an event on the 22nd of January, and there will be a lot of eyes on that unveiling. There have already been a significant amount of leaks and rumours about the handset, but the latest one looks like the biggest yet.

The images also reveal that the camera layout on the S25 Ultra remains largely unchanged, consisting of a quad-camera setup. Additionally, the front of the S25 Ultra shows symmetrical, thin bezels around a flat display, contributing to a sleek and modern appearance.

The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event is just around the corner, and excitement is building across the tech world. While we’re still waiting for the official reveal of the new Galaxy S series models,

Samsung recently teased a new "multimodal" change for Galaxy AI's Sketch to Image, courtesy of its One UI 7 software. The feature will let users draw with an S Pen or type an image description, as well as use "voice commands" with the AI drawing assist.

Sketch to Image, integrated into Drawing Assist, lets users turn doodles into digital art. But with the Galaxy S25 series, it’s getting a serious makeover. It’s no longer limi

Sketch to Image — one of the marquee tools unveiled at Unpacked in July of last year — is going multimodal with One UI 7, allowing new and existing users alike to create and edit drawings and photos without having to pick up an S Pen at all.