At a precipice with both market dominance and operating margin, Samsung Electronics is betting on its Galaxy S25 Edge to turn things around.

After months of waiting, Samsung has finally begun testing One UI 7 based on Android 15 on the Galaxy S23 series. Read on to know more!

Even by the unremarkable standards of recent smartphone launches, the Galaxy S25 series launched to a resounding 'meh' from reviewers. While our reviewer, Will Sattelberg, eventually concluded that the S25 Ultra nails the basics,

Samsung still hasn't rolled out the Android 15 update to the Galaxy S24, but its mid-rangers come with the latest version of Android.

The Galaxy S25 flagships come with several clever new software tricks. Two of them—the Now Bar and the Now Brief—can be highly personalized.

The ultra-slim flagship will reportedly be available in Titanium Icyblue, Titanium Jetblack, and Titanium Silver colors, indicating the use of titanium in its construction, much like the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

All eyes are on the Galaxy S25 Edge and its thin design, but I think Samsung should focus more on making the Galaxy Z Flip 7 thinner.

Summary: We have some exclusive Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge information to share with you. The phone will be available in three colors, at least in Europe. Those are Titanium Icyblue, Titanium Silver, and Titanium Jetblack colors.

These ultra-slim phones are very likely going to have worse battery life than their regular counterparts simply because there's less room inside their casings to fit a sizable bat