Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra colors leaked, includes a titanium option

Aside from the change in shape and different colors, don’t expect massive upgrades over last year’s flagship. The biggest thing of note for the S25 lineup, in my opinion, is that all the phones will be ditching Exynos as Samsung Foundry grapples with yield problems.

Though the S25 Ultra shows solid performance gains over its predecessor, it’ll hardly make for a worthwhile upgrade if you’re rocking an S24 series phone. And with the awkward iPhone 16 launch — still waiting on Apple Intelligence — it seems this generation’s most interesting big-name phone might just be the Pixel 9.

I doubt we’re going to see any significant upgrades until Samsung is able to achieve its dream of developing 1.4 nm chipsets by 2027. But with all the issues the company has had with yield, including shutting down a plant before it was even fully operational, that seems more and more unlikely by the day.

Both Samsung and Apple are also looking to branch out further. Samsung already manufactures a ton of appliances but it’s now also looking to develop an XR (Extended Reality) device alongside Google and Qualcomm.

Apple, meanwhile, is looking to make a name for itself in the robotics industry after giving up on its car project. The iPad robot sounds silly at first but it may lead to much greater things in the future.