Samsung has reportedly rolled out a huge 24GB update for the Galaxy S25 series. The mystery update comes right before consumers start receiving their new Galaxy. The new firmware is said to be loaded with initial refinements and AI features.
PhoneArena reports that the Samsung Galaxy S25 series is getting a new update, weighing 24GB. It’s 10GB larger than the initial update of the Galaxy S24 series. The new build probably come pre-installed with the consumer units.
On January 22, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25 series. Pre-orders began the same day and the official release is scheduled for February 7. Meanwhile, Samsung has already started shipping to some buyers in the US, the UK, and the Middle East.
A limited number of buyers have received their new S25 devices. As the official release is scheduled for February 7, the consumer units will bring a more refined experience. Samsung may have been updating review units with the latest build.
The new flagships come with Android 15-based One UI 7.0 pre-installed. Samsung showcased loads of new features and AI advancements at the Unpacked. Those features with additional refinements are seemingly rolling out with a 24GB update.
Samsung has also collaborated with Google to further enhance the AI experience on the new flagships. The new Extensions make sure key Samsung apps are integrated with Google’s Gemini, offering a harmonious user experience.
The Korean tech giant is offering impressive benefits on S25 pre-orders. You can grab a free storage upgrade, enhanced trade-in credits, free Samsung Credit, extra discount on accessories, and bundling wearables.
If you are an S22 Ultra user, upgrade to the S25 Ultra is highly recommended. Being an owner of the S23 Ultra, you can consider upgrading for better AI and performance. Upgrade from the S24 Ultra to the S25 Ultra isn’t advised.
