2025 is finally here, which means we’re closer than ever to the Galaxy S25 series’ launch. Several rumors have confirmed that Samsung will lift the curtain on the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra on January 22 in San Francisco at Galaxy Unpacked. Here’s everything you can expect as the new year rings in, including the One UI 7.0 stable release and more.
Galaxy S25 series
If rumors are anything to go by, we may already know most of what’s coming with the Galaxy S25 series. All three Galaxy S25 models are likely to house the Snapdragon 8 Elite under the hood across all markets. This might have seemed like a far-fetched rumor at first, especially for the standard Galaxy S25. But a recent Geekbench listing has added fuel to the fire. Moreover, Samsung might take the stage to introduce Galaxy Ring in two new sizes. Plus, rumors are rife that Samsung might tease the Galaxy S25 Slim during Galaxy Unpacked, while the company might release save it for a later release.
For all the juicy details, be sure to check out our full rumor roundups for the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. This will give you a sneak peek at everything that could be heading your way. Want to hear something even more exciting? All phones in the series will likely come with a free Gemini Advanced subscription. Plus, they’re expected to run on One UI 7.1, which we’ll dive into in the next section. And here’s a friendly reminder: if you’re planning to get your hands on the S25 series, don’t forget to check out our Mystery Box program. You can pre-order the Galaxy S25, and snag some fantastic goodies at no extra cost.
One UI 7.0 stable release
January also brings the third beta round of One UI 7.0 for the Galaxy S24 series, followed by the One UI 7.0 beta release for the Galaxy S23 series. Eventually, we may see the stable rollout of One UI 7.0, which has been highly anticipated.
Android 15-based One UI 7.0 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting upgrades in recent memory. You can expect a slew of exciting new features coming your way. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been breaking a bunch of stuff. Some of these are sure to make your heart skip a beat. For starters, you’ll have the option to separate or combine the Notifications and Quick Settings. One UI 7.0 will also introduce a vertical app drawer. Plus, you’ll be able to archive apps as well. And here’s the game-changer: One UI 7.0 will finally let US users to record calls with transcriptions. There’s much more to know, so be sure to check out our One UI 7.0 features roundup for all the details.
CES is coming, too
As we celebrate the first day of the year, we’re also just a week away from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the biggest tech trade show of the year. It kicks off on January 6 at its usual Las Vegas venue. You can bet we’ll be covering all the latest announcements straight from the ground.
In the meantime, if you’re interested, you can tune into Samsung’s press conference at CES. The company’s theme for CES 2025 is “AI for All: Everyday, Everywhere.” In line with previous reports, Samsung has teased what’s in store for us. You will see a range of smart home appliances, including the company’s new line of AI-powered refrigerators, the Bespoke AI Washer and Dryer, and the Bespoke Wall Oven. Plus, Samsung may also tease upcoming TVs at the event.
So stay tuned. We promise it’s going to be exciting. We at SammyGuru extend our warmest wishes for a fantastic New Year 2025!
