Key Points:
- Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is rumored to have three rear cameras, dropping the 10 MP 3x optical zoom telephoto, aiming for enhanced main camera capabilities.
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip speculated to power some Galaxy S25 units, potentially revolutionizing mobile gaming with its powerful GPU, capable of running graphically intensive games like Genshin Impact at native 1080p resolution.
- Rumors suggest Galaxy S25’s launch in early 2025, boasting a redesign, powerful performance, and improved camera sensors.
Months ahead of the anticipated launch, rumors about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra are already circulating. The latest speculation indicates a departure from its predecessor’s camera setup, with the omission of one rear camera. The 10 MP 3x optical zoom telephoto lens is purportedly being dropped, as Samsung seeks to enhance the capabilities of the main camera to accommodate zoom shots, promising equal or superior performance without the dedicated unit.
Meanwhile, the gaming prowess of the Galaxy S25 series is expected to receive a significant boost, courtesy of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip. Renowned for its exceptionally powerful GPU, this chipset has the potential to redefine mobile gaming experiences. Reports suggest it can effortlessly handle demanding titles like Genshin Impact at a remarkable 1080p resolution, setting a new standard for graphical performance on smartphones.
While the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 promises unparalleled performance, questions linger regarding its power efficiency compared to its predecessors. Nevertheless, anticipation mounts as Samsung gears up for the Galaxy S25’s debut, slated for early 2025. Alongside its sleek redesign, the device is poised to deliver heightened performance and improved camera capabilities, setting a new benchmark for flagship smartphones.
Galaxy S25 Ultra – Camera News
A prototype of the S25 Ultra is already having its cameras tested by Samsung… and there are 3 new aspects that I’d like to share with you first-hand about the new model’s cameras.
It seems that Samsung is trying to be bold, which I think is… pic.twitter.com/J5GUfID29k
— Sperandio4Tech (@ISAQUES81) May 12, 2024
