TL;DR
- The Galaxy AI on S25 series could come with two new Galaxy AI features on the Galaxy S25 series: Now Brief and Gemini Integration.
- According to a leaked promotional image, which appears to be a collage of a few key specifications, the Galaxy S25 Plus will ship with a triple camera setup.
- While the Galaxy S25 Ultra will also feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, it is said to feature a 5,000 mAh battery that allows buyers to watch videos for up to 31 hours.
The Korean tech giant Samsung is about to host its first Galaxy Unpacked event of the year on January 22, 2025. At the event, the company is expected to unveil the Galaxy S25 series, along with a couple of other items. Even though we’re closer to the launch event, leaks and rumors about the Galaxy S25 series don’t stop coming in. The most recent one comes from a Brazilian publication called tecnoblog.net.
What’s Now Brief, The New Galaxy AI Feature?
The blog talks about two new Galaxy AI features on the Galaxy S25 series: Now Brief and Gemini Integration. First, the Now Brief feature showcases useful packs of information on the lock screen based on different times of the day. As seen in an image shared by the publication, the feature offers a “Good Morning” message with the weather forecast for the day, along with the user’s energy score.
Then there’s the “For your route” message, which appears with an option to open navigation and play music. Last but not least, there’s the “Night Summary” brief that shows memorable moments from the day, along with information about the physical activity levels throughout the day.
Deeper Gemini Integration Across UI And Apps
The second feature that the report talks about is improved Gemini integration across apps. On the S25 series, Gemini should be able to interact with other apps on the smartphone. The leaked image shared by the publication shows a message saying, “Hey Google Gemini, list the places mentioned in this video and save a Note.” The process involves accessing two apps, analyzing the contents of the video, and then summarizing them in the Notes app.
According to a promotional image, which appears to be a collage about a few key specifications, the Galaxy S25 Plus will ship with a triple camera setup, including a 50MP primary camera, 10MP telephoto camera (for up to 3x zoom), and 12MP ultrawide camera. On the front, the smartphone will feature a 12MP selfie shooter.
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Galaxy S25 Plus To Feature A 4,900 mAh Battery
Regarding the processor, the promotional material mentions “the most powerful processor made for Galaxy,” which could be a reference to the Snapdragon for Galaxy processor, leaks about which came up on the internet a few weeks ago. The ‘for Galaxy’ version contains overclocked prime cores, but not by a huge margin.
Last but not least, the image mentions the smartphone’s battery cell, which happens to be 4,900 mAh. Translated from Brazilian, the infographic says that buyers can watch videos for up to 30 hours.
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Galaxy S25 Ultra To Sport A 5,000 mAh Battery
While those were the key specifications of the Galaxy S25 Plus, there’s another image about the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The image reveals some information about the handset’s cameras, including a 200MP primary sensor, a 50MP telephoto sensor for 5x zoom, a 10MP sensor for 3x zoom, and a new 50MP ultrawide sensor.
While the Galaxy S25 Ultra will also feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, it is said to feature a 5,000 mAh battery that allows buyers to watch videos for up to 31 hours. Moreover, the promotional material reaffirms the rumors and leaks already circulating on the internet, almost confirming the key specifications of the Galaxy S25 Plus and the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
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