Leaked poster reveals Samsung Galaxy S25 presentation date
The date has become known when Samsung will officially introduce the new flagship smartphones Galaxy S25. The South Korean manufacturer is expected to present the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Slim as part of a special event on January 22, 2025.
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Image Source: Evan Blass/X
This was reported by authoritative insider Evan Blass, who came across an advertising teaser taken from the Italian Samsung website. Another knowledgeable source said that the Galaxy Unpacked presentation will again be held in the United States, namely in San Jose, California. According to available data, the new Samsung flagships are built on the basis of powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite microprocessors, and Android 15 with the proprietary One UI 7 interface is used as a software component.
At the same time, the event is expected to announce an Extended Reality headset, which is being developed as part of Project Moohan. The device will run on Google’s recently announced Android XR software platform. The device is expected to provide a full range of XR capabilities, including fully immersive virtual reality and augmented reality.
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