Samsung is preparing for the launch of the Galaxy S25 series at the Unpacked event on January 22.
While fans eagerly await this year's flagship Galaxy S series, rumors about next year's models, the Galaxy S26 Ultr
a, have already begun to emerge. Along with that, related news about the iPhone 17 Pro model has brought the same disappointment as its competitors.
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The latest report suggests that the Galaxy S26 Ultra may not have any significant changes compared to its pre
decessor, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, especially in terms of the camera. This means that users will probably get the same features as on the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Despite some improvements in sof
tware, artificial intelligence (AI), and imagin
g performance, according to Jukan Losreve on the X platform, there are no changes related to the camera of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Jukan Losreve said that since the camera on the iPhone 17 Pro series has not changed, Samsung will pro
bably keep the camera setup for the Galaxy S26 Ultra the same as on this year's Ultra model.
On Weibo, leakster Digital Chat Station also shared information about the cameras of the iPhone 17 Pro models, saying that the main camera will have a resolution of 48 MP, a 48
MP ultra-wide camera, and a 48 MP 5x periscope camera. Both the main camera and the telephoto camera are
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expected to use GP (Gas Permeable) plastic lenses, while the front camera may be upgraded to 24 MP.
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Additionally, Apple is also said to continue using the triangular camera layout on the iPhone 17 Pro models. Rumors suggest that Apple may increase the refresh rate of th
e standard iPhone 17 models to 120Hz, which was previously reserved for the Pro models. In particular, an iPhone 17
Slim/Air model is being developed that will be just 6.25mm thick.
To meet market demand, Samsung is also preparing a Galaxy S25 Slim version that the company plans to release in limited quantities in Q2 2025.
