Samsung has a call for you. On the Samsung Galaxy YouTube channelyou can watch a quick 15-second video that shows an off-camera person asking a digital assistant, "Hey, when is my Samsung Galaxy phone going to be discharged? Can you put it in my calendar?" After displaying the GalaxyAI and Samsung, the video ends. But it confirms that the event will take place on January 22 and you'll be able to stream it live on Samsung.com starting at 1pm ET (10am PT).

Samsung is expected to unveil its new flagship phone The Galaxy S25 series consists of Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. Samsung gets rid of the Galaxy S Ultra's aggressive and threatening square corners and replaces them with a softer, rounded design. Issues with Samsung Foundry's 3nm throughput mean that all... Galaxy S25 The series models in all regions can be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy Application Processor (AP).

the Galaxy S25 Ultra It is expected to feature a 50MP ultra-wide camera (up from The Galaxy S24 Ultra's 12-megapixel ultra-wide sensor) and may add support for Qi2 wireless charging. Since we are apparently in the age of AI, GalaxyAI should add more new capabilities in an attempt to extend the lead in mobile AI that Samsung (arguably) has over GoogleAI. As for Apple Intelligence, Cupertino is late to the game and it shows.

He will likely appear in the first Unpacked event of 2025 Galaxy Ring 2 and augmented reality glasses. If these devices are not ready for release in early 2025, Sammy may just decide to impress them at the event. The Ring 2 will reportedly add two more ring sizes, updated sensors for more accurate readings, and additional AI features. The Ring 2 will also supposedly get an increase in the all-important “days of use between charges,” which currently stands at “up to seven days.”

The Galaxy S Ultra model that is unveiled at an Unpacked event is usually already crowned "“Android phone of the year” by many even before its release. But this year, Samsung faces enormous challenges from heavy specifications OnePlus 13 and Pixel 10 Pro XL. The latter will be powered by the first AP designed from the ground up Google.