The Samsung Galaxy S24 series was launched in January this year, and since then, there have been a number of leaks surrounding the Galaxy S25 lineup. While it’s unclear whether the recent rumors will come to fruition, Daniel Araujo, Samsung’s vice president of mobile experience (MX), has shared some key information about the upcoming models Android phares.
During the conference call on the second quarter 2024 results ( )Daniel Araujo has said that the Galaxy S25 lineup will get “high-end” screen and camera improvements. The Samsung executive didn’t go into detail, but recent leaks give a general idea of what to expect, particularly from the high-end S25 Ultra.
This phone is said to feature a 50-megapixel 3x telephoto camera. In comparison, the Galaxy S24 Ultra (512 Go, $1,235 on Amazon) has a 10MP 3x sensor, so the 50MP camera would be a nice upgrade for the S25 Ultra. There haven’t been many concrete leaks about the regular Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus, but both of those models are in need of a camera upgrade.
To clear things up, the standard Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus still use the same camera setup that Samsung introduced with the S22 series. Araujo also says that the company is preparing “the best AP and memory in the industry” to improve AI performance. AI Breakthroughs and improve the “overall premium experience”
Araujo spoke more about AI, saying he expects future Samsung flagship devices to be able to “understand the context of conversations.” This could be due to Samsung’s recent acquisition of Oxford Semantic Technologiesa British company specializing in knowledge graph technology.
