Samsung has confirmed to Android Authority that the Galaxy S25 Slim is on the way, while also disclosing two launch markets.

The first Samsung Galaxy Unpacked of 2025 kicks off an exciting year ahead for Android phones and mobile AI. We're expecting a brand new Samsung Galaxy S25 family, with the premiere Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra leading the way.

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

A fresh leak suggests that Samsung will launch the Galaxy S25 Slim in 39 countries. The list notable does not include the US.

Samsung has built up a substantial collection of artificial intelligence tricks, features and apps. While some of them have been impressive, like live translation and annotation, others (often involving generative AI) aren’t actually helpful — or notable — enough to warrant regular use.

After witnessing the Galaxy S25 Slim recently, a new leak reveals the regional availability of the handset. The slimmer form factor Galaxy S25 series device will probably see its launch in countries like the U.K., India, and Australia among 39 regions.

A leaker produced the Galaxy S25 Slim renders, which make the design look incredibly boring, but that's perfectly fine.

If it turns out to be true, those in the UK and Australia have better news – the Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim is allegedly slated for release in both regions, along with Ireland and a host of other countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

Samsung is ready to unveil its newest lineup of smartphones during its winter Unpacked event. It's just one day away, and there's a slew of announcements to look forward to. In particular, we're anticipating the debut of the Galaxy S25,