Samsung's new-and-improved version of Object Eraser on the Galaxy S25 series is the best AI editing tool I've ever used.

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 is a great device, and it does genuinely raise the bar on smartphone AI. But for home and business users, the fact this is a device that’s all about AI has come too soon for its buyers to fully understand how to stay AI-safe, or even the questions they should ask. All that should be factored in to any decision to switch.

Samsung's new flagship smartphone line predictably puts AI at the forefront of its experience. They're all up for pre-order now.

The Galaxy S25+ offers flagship power and AI smarts, but is it worth the upgrade from the S24+? Here’s a detailed look at the differences.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 range will not include an SD card port, but you have other options for expanding your phone's storage.

The S25 Ultra is lighter at 218g compared to the 233g that the S24 Ultra weighs. In addition, the S25 Ultra has a more rounded, flat design when compared to the S24 Ultra. Samsung says that the S25 Ultra is 0.4 mm thinner than the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

There's been no shortage of stellar camera setups in phones in recent years. From Google's AI-based computational photography, to Xiaomi's extra-large sensor size, many phone-makers tackle this critical feature area in varying exciting ways.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra comes with all the bells and whistles, but is it worth the extra cost? We'll compare the specs and help you decide.

For starters, you'll be paying a fairly steep price for both phones, with the S25 Ultra starting at $1,300, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max starting at $1,199. But you'll also be getting some of the best phone cameras on the market,