With the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 merely hours away, users and the tech community are hooked on what Samsung will bring forward this time. The speculations so far have given away quite a few details on the upgrades making their way to the Galaxy S25 series, leaving little for the imagination. The leaks are not slowing down as the new promo material gives away the One UI 7 AI features that are making their way prior to the big event.
New leaks give users a glimpse of what AI capabilities to expect from the One UI 7 with the Galaxy S25 lineup
There is no doubt that the star of the show would be the Galaxy S25 series and with the three main devices lined up, users are anticipating the changes brought ahead from previous generations. Speculations have suggested that the series' biggest selling point would remain the AI integration, and it has given us a sneak peek into some of the features that could help the lineup stand out. Now, promotional images highlighted by 9to5Google have surfaced that give a more detailed look at One UI 7 and the AI capabilities it would bring about via Evan Blass.
As per the images shared, the Galaxy S25 lineup would feature the advanced Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and this would handle the more demanding AI commands with greater ease. One of the out-of-the-box AI-powered features is Galaxy Insights, which, although it would not be too complex, would still require power to handle varied tasks. The Insights feature is part of the One UI 7 and the set of AI features it would bring about. It is meant to offer a summary of the day and night or even help with insights during the commute. We are assuming this would rely on the company's stock apps, but it could extend support for third-party apps later on.
The Galaxy S25 lineup is said to offer improved camera performance, especially in comparison to last year's models. Samsung has never been known for its post-processing, and it is something it could significantly improve on, but there is hope that with the AI advancements the company is bringing about, it might be able to cater to these shortcomings. The images highlight features like ProScaler and Night Video, which are meant to offer low-light capabilities in order to offer clearer pictures, especially outdoors. An Audio Eraser tool is also mentioned, which is going to enhance functionality for users even further.
ProScaler on the other hand, acts like a dedicated video engine for the phone and is to enhance the overall visuals on the AMOLED panel. The feature seems to be exclusive to devices with QHD+resolution and possibly be available for the Galaxy S25 Ultra and the Galaxy S25 Plus. It is yet to be seen how these models could have an edge over other devices in terms of visual quality. Other features highlighted in the images are familiar ones like Samsung Wallet and Smart Switch and also emphasize the inclusion of RCS messaging as the messaging standard.
The Galaxy S25 lineup is going to be launched today at the Galaxy Unpacked 2025, so stay tuned for more updates as further details emerge on the upcoming models.
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