Galaxy Unpacked: Samsung Galaxy S25 has launched a new variant, which will not be affected by water, has launched in the market with 200 Megapixels.

Galaxy Unpacked: Samsung Galaxy S25 has launched a new variant, which will not be affected by water, has launched in the market with 200 Megapixels.

On Wednesday, Samsung Galaxy Electronics revealed its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S25, which comes equipped with Qualcomm’s chips and Google’s artificial intelligence technology. The company hopes the phone’s upgraded AI features will help boost sales and compete against Apple and Chinese rivals.

The new Galaxy S25 series boasts advanced camera capabilities and enhanced AI features, continuing Samsung’s push to stay ahead in the competitive smartphone market. Despite being the first to launch an AI-powered phone, Samsung struggled to reclaim its top spot last year, with intense competition from Apple in the premium segment and Chinese brands in the more affordable market.

“We’re ahead of the industry in offering AI features,” said Park Ji-sun, executive vice president leading Samsung’s Language AI team. “I believe we are heading in the right direction.”

pre-order offers

Samsung has kept the prices for the Galaxy S25 series steady, ranging from 6900 to 112000 rupay. If you re-order the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, you will receive a benefit of Rs 21000, but this is only for repeat orders. A Stroge upgrade worth Rs 12000 is included with this phone. In which all customers can buy 12GB 512GB variant at the lowest price of 12GB 256GB variant. And an upgrade bonus of Rs 9000 is also given with this phone. Customers can get cashback up to Rs 7000 by purchasing Galaxy S25 Ultra with 9 month no cost premium plan. All customers will get pre-order benefit of up to Rs 12000 on repeat purchase of Galaxy S25+.In which the customer will get the benefit that he can buy the 12GB 512GB variant at a lower price than the 12GB 256GB variant. In the meantime, if any customer orders Galaxy S25 again, he will get a profit of Rs 11000. These are all the options Samsung Galaxy is offering to its customers.

new version of gemini

The new model runs on Google’s Gemini AI engine, with Samsung’s updated voice assistant, Bixby, also playing a key role in the experience. We’re making it even easier to use Gemini on the Galaxy S25. Simply press and hold the side button, and Gemini will be ready to help you or respond to whatever is on your screen. Plus, we’ve provided access to Deep Research in the Gemini mobile app for advanced users, so you can save hours of research – no matter where you are. The two tools are designed to complement each other, enhancing everything from smartphones to TVs and home appliances.

However, some analysts see challenges in differentiating Bixby from other AI tools. “There’s no standout feature right now that would convince customers to choose this phone purely because of its AI capabilities,” said Thomas Hasson, an analyst at Forrester. That said, he believes the AI features could create a positive “halo effect” around the Samsung brand.

The Galaxy S25 promises a more personalized AI experience, offering a feature called “Now Brief” that suggests relevant items like your calendar, news, and even the temperature and CO2 levels in your bedroom—all based on personalized data that stays on your phone for privacy. It also allows users to perform multiple tasks at once, like finding sports events and adding them to their calendar with a single command.

For the Galaxy S25, Samsung has chosen Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform, opting out of using its own Exynos chips, which marks a significant shift for the company. This move comes despite Samsung traditionally using both to maintain better negotiating power with suppliers. While Samsung didn’t explain why it made the change, a source said the company plans to use its Exynos chips in foldable phones later this year.

The success of the Galaxy S25 is crucial, especially with the challenges Samsung faces in the foldable phone market, which has slowed down due to rising competition from Chinese companies. Samsung’s recent financial report also showed that its fourth-quarter profit fell short of expectations, mainly due to high chip development costs and intense smartphone market competition.