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GSM Arena
31-07-2025
- Business
- GSM Arena
Samsung UK discounts Galaxy S25 series, offers a free Galaxy Watch7
Peter, 31 July 2025 Amazon Prime Day is behind us, Black Friday is four months away – but Samsung UK is offering great deals on the Galaxy S25 series right now. In short, you get a discount, plus a free Galaxy Watch7, as well as other perks such as a £50 trade-in value for any smartphone. Additionally, you can get 3 free months of Samsung Care+ if you subscribe to the monthly plan and you get 6 free months of Google AI Pro (this plan includes 2TB of storage for Photos, Drive and Gmail). Starting with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, it has a £150 discount, so the base 12/256GB model is £1,100. You can bring that lower with a trade-in (any old smartphone will do). Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 256GB 12GB RAM $ 909.92 $ 909.92 512GB 12GB RAM $ 950.00 The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge (and the other two S25 family members) has a smaller £100 discount, so the base 12/256GB model is £1,000. However, all other promo offers are the same. Check out our Galaxy S25 Edge vs. S25 Ultra article to help you pick the better option for you. Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge 256GB 12GB RAM $ 783.99 $ 783.99 512GB 12GB RAM $ 919.99 The Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ are also discounted by £100, so they start at £700 (12/128GB) and £900, respectively. We have S25+ vs. S25 Edge and S25 vs. S25+ articles that offer detailed comparison between the various options. Samsung Galaxy S25 128GB 12GB RAM $ 565.00 $ 565.00 256GB 12GB RAM $ 730.00 Samsung Galaxy S25+ 256GB 12GB RAM $ 805.00 $ 805.00 512GB 12GB RAM $ 949.00 Note that the free Galaxy Watch7 offer is valid until August 12. The 6 free months of Google AI Pro can be picked up by the end of January next year. By the way, if you are more interested in foldables, check out Samsung UK's Buy and Try program, which offers an extended return window with a full refund. Samsung Galaxy Watch7 32GB 2GB RAM $ 229.00
GSM Arena
31-07-2025
- Business
- GSM Arena
Samsung UK discounts Galaxy S25 series, offers a free Galaxy Watch7
Peter 31 July 2025 Samsung Android Deals Amazon Prime Day is behind us, Black Friday is four months away – but Samsung UK is offering great deals on the Galaxy S25 series right now. In short, you get a discount, plus a free Galaxy Watch7, as well as other perks such as a £50 trade-in value for any smartphone. Additionally, you can get 3 free months of Samsung Care+ if you subscribe to the monthly plan and you get 6 free months of Google AI Pro (this plan includes 2TB of storage for Photos, Drive and Gmail). Starting with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, it has a £150 discount, so the base 12/256GB model is £1,100. You can bring that lower with a trade-in (any old smartphone will do). Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge (and the other two S25 family members) has a smaller £100 discount, so the base 12/256GB model is £1,000. However, all other promo offers are the same. Check out our Galaxy S25 Edge vs. S25 Ultra article to help you pick the better option for you. Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge The Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ are also discounted by £100, so they start at £700 (12/128GB) and £900, respectively. We have S25+ vs. S25 Edge and S25 vs. S25+ articles that offer detailed comparison between the various options. Samsung Galaxy S25 Samsung Galaxy S25+ Note that the free Galaxy Watch7 offer is valid until August 12. The 6 free months of Google AI Pro can be picked up by the end of January next year. By the way, if you are more interested in foldables, check out Samsung UK's Buy and Try program, which offers an extended return window with a full refund. Samsung Galaxy Watch7
Daily Mirror
09-07-2025
- Daily Mirror
Samsung unveils new Galaxy that makes your current Android phone look inferior
Samsung has just announced the release of its new Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 which finally make foldables seem way more appealing. Samsung is back with some new bendable phones and they look flippin' impressive. The Korean technology giant has just revealed its latest Galaxy range at its Unpacked event in New York, which has made things thinner, faster and way more durable. For those wanting a tablet squeezed in their pocket, there's the latest Galaxy Z Fold 7, which opens like a book to reveal a massive 8-inch screen. To make this year's model easier to handle, Samsung has put it on a serious diet and reduced the size and weight. In fact, it's now so skinny, the firm is boasting this is officially its thinnest and lightest foldable ever. Measuring in at just 8.9mm, it's actually thinner when folded than the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Despite its wafer-thin appearance, it's also supremely powerful thanks to it packing the hugely impressive Snapdragon 8 Elite chip under its shell. That means everything from app launching, multitasking, gaming and productivity will see a boost in speed. Of course, when you see how thin it is, there could be worries about durability. Luckily, Samsung reckons it has that covered thanks to it being made of tough stuff. Owners should be able to happily use if for years thanks to an Armour FlexHinge, Gorilla Glass and an Advanced Armour Aluminium frame. Other features include a more useful 6.5-inch cover screen that's now slightly bigger than before. It also gets an improved triple-lens camera with main 200MP lens and smart upgrades such as auto image editing and audio eraser which gets rid of noise in your videos. It will arrive this month and cost a hefty £1,799. The Z Fold 7 looks impressive, but it's not the only new device arriving from Samsung. Along with that foldable, there's also a new Z Flip 7 coming soon as well. This flippable device arrives with a more expansive front display which makes it easier to reply to messages and play games without flipping open the main 6.9-inch panel. It also gets a bigger battery, improved design and more power thanks to Samsung's Exynos chip inside. It will cost £1,049 when it goes in sale. Finally, Samsung is introducing a Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE which makes owning a new bendy call maker a little more affordable. It's not quite as feature-packed as its siblings but it only costs £849. 'We're entering into a new era of smartphone innovation. As AI becomes the new UI, people need devices that learn, understand and anticipates their needs,' said Annika Bizon, Mobile Experience VP of Product and Marketing, Samsung UK & Ireland. 'The new Galaxy Z Fold7 combines powerful hardware with Galaxy AI in an ultra thin and ultra sleek form factor – supporting people to get things done in previously unimaginable ways.'
Associated Press
23-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Business Awards UK 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Awards: Celebrating Purpose-Led Progress
DONCASTER, UNITED KINGDOM, June 23, 2025 / / -- Business Awards UK is proud to reveal the winners and finalists of the 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Awards, honouring businesses that exemplify the values of integrity, inclusivity, and positive impact. These awards recognise forward-thinking organisations that embed CSR into their core strategy, delivering meaningful change across education, sustainability, ethical practices, and community engagement. Business Awards UK 2025 CSR Awards Winners - Safeguarding HE Limited – Leadership Excellence in CSR - Wickes – Best Community Engagement Program - Samsung UK – Best Social Impact Initiative - CGI – Best Education Support Program - Only Rescues – Best in Ethical Business Practices - LMAX Group – Best Support for Local Businesses - Rock Fall UK – Best CSR Strategy - Mothers of Living - Best Volunteer Program Business Awards UK 2025 CSR Awards Finalists - Safeguarding HE Limited – Best Education Support Program - Wickes – Best Social Impact Initiative - CGI – Best Community Engagement Program - LMAX Group – Leadership Excellence in CSR - Rock Fall UK – Best in Ethical Business Practices Driving Responsible Innovation Across the UK The 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Awards highlight how businesses are moving beyond traditional models of giving to embed purpose into everyday operations. This year's honourees demonstrate a remarkable commitment to addressing complex challenges, whether by pioneering safeguarding frameworks in higher education, improving digital access and inclusion, or supporting underrepresented youth through real-world STEM opportunities. These organisations are actively reshaping what responsible business looks like, focusing on key issues such as education, mental health, animal welfare, and support for local communities. They are also championing employee-led volunteering, ethical innovation, and sustainable partnerships that deliver long-term results. Business Awards UK commends all winners and finalists for their dedication to creating a more inclusive and supportive world. Their efforts offer a powerful example of how strategic CSR can elevate business impact while delivering meaningful progress both locally and nationally. To learn more about the 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Awards and the contributions of this year's honourees, please contact Business Awards UK. Dan Marsh Business Awards UK +44 1302 985118 email us here Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Facebook YouTube Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
North Wales Live
13-06-2025
- North Wales Live
UK's toughest jobs that include farming and emergency services
According to a recent study, the UK's most challenging everyday jobs include those of firefighters, paramedics, and farmers. Surgeons, police officers, and care workers are also seen as professions for only the toughest individuals, while teachers and social workers engage in some of the most mentally demanding tasks. The research revealed that the majority of Brits believe these tough job roles deserve greater recognition for their crucial part in keeping the nation ticking over. A whopping 64% of people think these workers are essential to keeping the country running with calls for more appreciation due to their long hours, minimal rest, daily exposure to hazardous conditions, and dealing with dangerous individuals. Samsung commissioned the study to coincide with the launch of their new Rugged device range, crafted to withstand the demands of challenging work environments. To highlight the demands of agricultural work, Samsung collaborated with television personality and farmer Amanda Owens. Owens shed light on the taxing demands of farm work, including dealing with animals and machinery early in cold mornings and during severe weather conditions. Amanda Owen expressed the importance of resilient technology on the farm: " Farming isn't for the faint hearted – we're up before dawn, battling the elements, and it takes real resilience out here." She added: "In this environment, our tech needs to be just as tough – anything that can't handle water or a drop is a liability. We need something rugged on the outside, smart on the inside, that can keep up with the job." Recent findings indicate that almost half of Britons doubt their ability to handle physically demanding jobs. This figure falls to 40% among men, while 52% of women feel confident in tackling roles requiring greater emotional and mental strength. Young people appear more willing to embrace labour-intensive roles, with 61% of those aged 18-24 open to such work compared to a mere 11% of Boomers who are reluctant to engage in these types of jobs. Annika Bizon from Samsung UK and Ireland, makers of the Galaxy XCover 7 Pro and Tab Active5 Pro Enterprise Edition devised for extreme conditions, expressed: "Tough roles demand robust support." She added: "Whether it's maintaining connectivity in the field or ensuring mission-critical tasks aren't interrupted, having the right tech in place is essential. "The Rugged range has been engineered specifically for these environments - combining military-grade durability with the business tools workforces require." Top 20 toughest everyday jobs according to Brits Firefighter Paramedic Surgeon Nurse Police Officer Armed Forces Personnel Care Worker Farmer Teacher Social Worker Fisherman Construction Worker Agricultural Labourer Builder / Bricklayer Underground Utility Worker Scaffolder Mechanic Roofer Refuse Collector (Bin Worker) Train driver
