Major Galaxy S25 Leak Reveals Audio Eraser, More New Features

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Yet another leak has ruined Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event. A fresh set of leaked official promo materials for the Galaxy S25 series detailed several key features, including Audio Eraser and Now Brief. The big launch event is scheduled for this Wednesday, January 22.

New Galaxy S25 leak shows off AI-powered Audio Eraser

The newly leaked Galaxy S25 promo materials include a poster detailing the rumored Audio Eraser feature. It allows you to remove unwanted sounds from your videos with just a few taps. The AI-powered tool can minimize six different sounds in a video: human voice, crowd noise, music, nature, wind, and other noise.

Samsung says the tool is compatible with all common video formats and can be accessed via Gallery. You should be able to filter out or adjust the intensity of background noise when editing videos in the default editor. The company also touts improved Night Videos with more vibrant colors. The Galaxy S25 Ultra should deliver the best results, though expect improvements in the other two models as well.

Apart from Audio Eraser, the latest Galaxy S25 leak gives us a closer look at Now Brief, a personalized information hub on your lock screen. You get daily information from apps at the bottom of your lock screen, alongside some quick actions. Now Brief is a proactive assistant of sorts, delivering relevant information based on your activities and time of the day.

Additionally, the promo materials highlight improved selfie cameras that capture more accurate skin tones and textures, as well as improvements for Samsung Wallet, Smart Switch, and RCS support. The images also confirm the screen sizes for the three Galaxy S25 models. The official unveiling is just over a day away now, so stay tuned. The spotlight will soon be back on Samsung to reveal the full story.

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Sumit Adhikari

Sumit, a life-long Samsung user, is passionate about technology and has been professionally writing on tech since 2017. He’s a mathematics graduate by education and enjoys teaching basic mathematics tricks to school kids in his spare time. Sumit believes in artificial intelligence and dreams of a fully open, intelligent and connected world.

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