Samsung Galaxy S25 FE 5G mobile launch: Price, specs and what to expect
Also read: Samsung Galaxy F56 launched in India with a slim design- Know specs, features, and more
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE display and battery upgrades
According to a Techmaniacs report (translated), the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE will likely come with several upgrades to design, display, and battery life. It was highlighted that the smartphone could come with armor aluminium build and it will be 7.4mm in thickness. The smartphone may weigh 190 grams and also come with an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7 FE, and Watch 8: Here's everything announced at Galaxy Unpacked July event
The Galaxy S25 FE is expected to feature a 6.7-inch LTPO Dynamic AMOLED 2X display that may offer 1-120Hz refresh rate and FHD+ resolution. The display is also expected to feature Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection. Another major upgrade we can expect this year is a better battery life. As per the report, the Galaxy S25 FE is expected to be backed by a 4900mAh battery, up from the Galaxy S24 FE's 4700mAh battery. The charging speed may also get a boost with 45W fast charging.
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE: Expected upgrades and price
The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is expected to be powered by the in-house Exynos 2400 processor, which may come with a minor performance upgrade. It may also offer 8GB RAM and up to 512GB internal storage. In terms of photography, the smartphone is rumoured to feature a triple camera setup that will likely include a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultrawide camera, and an 8MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom.
Lastly, we can expect the smartphone to run on the OneUI 8 update, bringing the latest Galaxy AI features. It will likely offer 7 years of software updates, making the device future-ready. The Galaxy S25 FE is expected to launch in September or October of 2025. In terms of pricing, the smartphone could cost around Rs. 60000, lower than the flagship Galaxy S25 series. As of now, we are waiting for an official launch announcement to confirm what the affordable flagship may offer.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Indian Express
8 minutes ago
- Indian Express
Google will showcase new Pixel hardware on August 20 in New York
Google sent out invitations on Thursday to select media for an August 20 event in New York, where the company is expected to debut its new lineup of Pixel devices, including a foldable phone alongside other hardware. The company typically unveils new Pixel phones and other devices each fall. Last year, Google launched the Pixel 9 series and smartwatches in August, ahead of Apple's iPhone debut in September. The new Pixel 10 phones are expected to come in various screen sizes and configurations, likely resembling the Pixel 9 series. However, key upgrades are expected in the processor and camera. All Pixel 10 smartphones will be powered by Google's in-house Tensor G5 processor, which, for the first time, is said to be manufactured by Taiwan's TSMC, marking a shift from Samsung, which had previously handled Tensor chip production. Among the Pixel 10 lineup, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is expected to be the star of the show. However, it is unlikely to be as slim or lightweight as Samsung's recently announced Galaxy Z Fold 7. Like Samsung and other competitors, Google is expected to price its foldable phone at a premium. Google's hardware chief, Rick Osterloh, was recently seen at Samsung's Unpacked event in New York. Google and Samsung have worked closely on several new AI features for the latest Galaxy Fold and Flip devices. The Pixel 9 series was well-received, signaling that Google's hardware is improving. All new Pixel phones will run Android 16 and feature a bold new user interface, which was unveiled at Google's developer conference in May. Gemini AI integration will also be one of the key selling points of the new devices. Google may also unveil new smartwatches and a pair of wireless earbuds at its New York event next month. Google has been in the smartphone business for years but is not widely seen as a direct competitor to Apple, at least in terms of public perception. However, the company holds a dominant position in the smartphone market through its Android operating system, which powers 91 per cent of smartphones worldwide. In recent years, Google has become more aggressive with its own Pixel-branded smartphones, which are designed in-house and follow a model similar to Apple's approach with the iPhone. Despite Pixel phones accounting for just under 1 per cent of global smartphone shipments last year, the lineup remains strategically important to Google. While the Pixel may not bring high volumes for now, it serves as a showcase for Google's AI capabilities and software innovation, highlighting its leadership in artificial intelligence. Lately, Pixel's design and hardware are becoming less of a priority. Instead, Google has shifted its focus toward integrating generative AI deeply into the Android ecosystem. Features like Gemini Live, a voice-powered conversational AI chatbot, demonstrate Google's software strengths. This focus on AI is even more critical now, as Apple is widely seen as trailing behind in the AI race.
&w=3840&q=100)
Business Standard
8 minutes ago
- Business Standard
Samsung billionaire Lee's legal battle ends, cleared of all charges
The top court upheld a Seoul High Court ruling that acquitted Lee and other Samsung officials of all 19 charges stemming from the 2015 merger of Samsung C&T Corp. and Cheil Industries Bloomberg By Yoolim Lee Samsung Electronics Co. Executive Chairman Jay Y. Lee was cleared of all charges related to accounting fraud and stock manipulation by South Korea's Supreme Court, marking a major legal victory for the billionaire head of the world's largest electronics empire. The top court on Thursday upheld a Seoul High Court ruling that acquitted Lee and other Samsung officials of all 19 charges stemming from the 2015 merger of Samsung C&T Corp. and Cheil Industries Inc. Prosecutors alleged the deal helped Lee cement his control over the conglomerate. The decision ends a years-long legal saga that had cast a shadow over the leadership of South Korea's biggest conglomerate. It will also allow the company to focus on revitalizing its business and try to reclaim its position as a leading supplier of the advanced chips driving the artificial revolution just as US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose crippling duties on chip exports. South Korean prosecutors in 2023 sought a five-year prison sentence along with a 500 million won ($362,000) fine for Lee. However, a Seoul district court in February 2024 ruled in Lee's favor. A year later, the Seoul High Court dismissed the prosecution's appeal and upheld the lower court's decision, clearing Lee of all charges. The case had been ongoing since 2020. Samsung Group shares rose Thursday following the verdict. Samsung Electronics shares rose as much as 2.3 per cent while Samsung Biologics Co. Ltd shares jumped as much as 3.1 per cent. 'Today's final ruling by the Supreme Court has clearly confirmed that the merger of Samsung C&T and the accounting treatment of Samsung Biologics were lawful,' Samsung's legal counsel said in a statement. The acquittal lifts a weight off the world's largest maker of memory chips and displays, which has been battling intense competition. Domestic rival SK Hynix Inc. has stolen a march over Samsung in the race to supply cutting edge chips for the development of AI. Korea has expressed deep concerns over Washington's proposal to levy import duties on semiconductors, with Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo warning this week that such duties could deal a significant blow to one of the nation's key export industries. Lee, 57, was embroiled for years in legal struggles that rocked the tech establishment and triggered a political scandal that led to the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye. But Lee secured a presidential pardon in 2022 from the graft charges, allowing him to formally take the helm of the conglomerate that his grandfather created in 1938.
News18
3 hours ago
- News18
iPhone 17 Series Launch Date Tipped: Here's When Apple Might Bring The New Models
iPhone 17 launch in September is more or less confirmed even without Apple sharing its own official timeline. And now, we have more clarity on the actual iPhone 17 series launch event and when it might happen in September. Reports suggest, Apple could bring the new iPhone 17 models in early September, which is less than a few months from now and the countdown has surely started. Samsung has launched its new foldables this week, and Google Pixel 10 series is likely to be announced next month. But the big fish Apple iPhone 17 series launch is probably the most awaited event once again. We've come across a wide array of leaks around the iPhone 17 series, including the rumoured Air model, which is a clear sign of Apple already having the products in place for the big launch.
