Samsung's "one more thing" at Unpacked is a thinner phone than any of its flagships. But what will it offer beyond thinness?

MLB The Show 25 is making some big changes for 2025. Sony’s annual baseball franchise revealed this week that it won’t be coming to Xbox Game Pass this year and it’s also ditching Sony’s last-gen console, though it’s still coming to Nintendo Switch.

A puzzling rumor says Samsung might not launch the Galaxy S25 Slim in certain markets, and the US might be one of them.

The Galaxy S24 FE that could be thought of as the Slim's predecessor is 8 mm thin, which isn't as thin as the 7.2mm Galaxy S25 that just debuted. One rumor suggests that the goal would be to approximate the Galaxy Z Fold 6, which is 5.6mm thin when unfolded, but another number being floated around is 6.4mm.

Samsung spent the bulk of its Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event this year talking about its brand-new AI features. In fact, it took about 30 minutes into the presentation to get to the new S25 line of smartphones before the company once again pivoted to the new AI features packed into the phone.

What will be announced has not finally been decided yet. But certainly US, Korea will be announced (sic). And then that model might be available as a second (wave) launch.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked just happened, and it was packed with the usual goodies one would expect. We saw information about the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+ and

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra might not bring many new changes under the hood, but it remains one of the best Android phones in 2025, thanks to its improved design, ergonomics, and added power. The phone also has a slightly larger display, which is covered by the new Gorilla Glass Armor 2 shield, which prevents it from breaking upon small impacts.