It was only a few days ago when we reported that Samsung is planning to launch the Galaxy S25 FE earlier than expected. According to fresh leaks from Korea, the company is gearing up to unveil its next Fan Edition device on 19 September 2025.

Before the previous Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, some people predicted that the Galaxy S25 FE would be one of the devices showcased at the event. That didn't happen, but the phone is still scheduled to launch soon. Some specs are already out, and now we even know the colours.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge may launch with a larger 4400mAh battery, marking a notable upgrade over the Galaxy S25 Edge’s 3900mAh cell. If true, this change would address past concerns over battery life in Samsung’s ultra-slim flagship model.

While the launch news of the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE has yet to be announced, sources are reporting that the company will be releasing it earlier than expected. The announcement came during Samsung’s Q2 2025 earnings call, where Mobile Experience VP Daniel Araujo revealed plans to maintain sales momentum through seasonal promotions and a front-loaded release strategy.

The recent Galaxy Unpacked was the debut stage for several foldable smartphones. Interestingly, reports claim Samsung also has a Galaxy S25 FE in the works. There hasn't been any official teaser or announcement, but some specs have already been leaked.

Some companies like Samsung have been exploring voice instead of text prompts for AI platforms. With Gemini Live on the Samsung Galaxy S25 series devices, all the user has to do is ask Gemini Live for the answers they want. Check out our example scenarios here.

Our smartphones can do many things today, with flagships delivering the best performances. The Samsung Galaxy S25 series definitely fits this description, as all three models are powerful devices for different users. Here's our rundown of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series' performance based on our experience with phones from this series.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, which was recently released this week, could signal the return of ultra-thin smartphones. Featuring a remarkably slim 5.84mm profile, it is one of Samsung's thinnest to date. Alongside other models, it represents a resurging shift in 2025 toward thinner, lighter phones. Are ultra-thin smartphones making a comeback in 2025?

Just like the rumours of the iPhone 17e kicking out the Plus variant in the iPhone 17 series, Samsung could be revamping the upcoming Galaxy S26 series with a new Edge model. This new addition is expected to replace the current "Plus" model, which has consistently recorded the lowest sales among the Galaxy S series variants.

Today, Samsung Electronics finally unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge in South Korea. The company is hailing it as a new balance of premium, pro-level performance in a titanium body, enabled with Galaxy AI. At the moment, the phone has not been announced for the Malaysian market, but here's what we know about it so far.