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The most notable change is that Samsung has finally ditched 8GB RAM as a standard, and equipped all Galaxy S25 series phones with 12GB memory. Unfortunately, the storage capacity still starts at a ...

The wait is over, and the Samsung Galaxy S25 lineup is here. The company unveiled its new phones during its Galaxy Unpacked event in San Jose on January 22nd. Despite a full slate of new hardware ...

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