First in line is the Galaxy S25 Ultra, whose transparent silicone case now tells us some welcome news about Samsung's 2025 flagship handset. Unearthed from the vast prairies of the Chinese tech blogosphere on Weibo, the case suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will finally come with rounded corners.

New phones mean new phone cases as well, and as we count down towards January and the expected launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 range we've got a leaked look at a case that could potentially be wrapping around the Ultra model.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor that offers 3069 points in single-core testing and 9080 points in multi-core testing. It may likely feature a 5000mAh battery for lasting performance. The smartphone is also expected to feature a bigger 6.9-inch display with curved edges and slimmer bezels.

New details about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphone reveal more power and performance coming to the Android flagship.

Your palms can breathe a sigh of relief, the S25 Ultra is set to have much improved ergonomics compared to Ultras from the last several years.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra could be getting a big upgrade that would put it on par with competitors like the OnePlus 12 and Google Pixel 9 Pro.

This comes from well-known tipster Ice Universe, who says it's now "100% confirmed" that the Ultra model in the range is going to come with 16GB of RAM inside. That's up from 12GB of RAM in the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.

For a while now, we’ve been hearing that the chip set to power most of 2025's best Android phones could be seriously expensive, and now there’s yet more evidence of this – suggesting that in turn the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S25 line might cost more than their predecessors.

With an expected launch in January 2025, Samsung’s Galaxy S family will again set the smartphone tone for the first half of the year. It looks like Samsung is preparing a significant update for the S25 family in general and the Galaxy S25 Ultra in particular. Why else would you give it the internal codename of “paradigm”?

This image also allows you to see the curvature difference. The Galaxy S24+’s corners have a higher curve level than the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s. Considering that the Galaxy S24 Ultra has sharp corners, this is quite a change.

Samsung is also expected to offer upgraded hardware on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, whereas the vanilla Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ may not look too dissimilar from their predecessors. As one of the flag bearers of the high-end Android smartphone segment,