

Quick Summary
A couple of new official-looking images of the Samsung Galaxy S25 line-up have appeared online.
These show each of the phones in more detail, plus a new Galaxy AI feature that has never been fully revealed before.
Another day, another big Samsung Galaxy S25 leak – this time a couple of adverts / marketing images have appeared online showing the entire family of flagship phones in even more detail.
A couple of days ago, we got to see the line-up in full, thanks to convincing press renders posted by Evan Blass on his newsletter.
The trusted tech leaker has now followed those up with a couple of very official-looking marketing pics. Blass (AKA evleaks) has a great track record when it comes to leaked images and details, especially when it comes to Samsung's Android phones.
He posts images on his newsletter which you can subscribe to via his Substack page, with the latest two having also been picked up by 9to5Google.
The first centres on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and shows the bottom right hand corner, plus the camera module and new S Pen.
We can see the new, rounder corners of the premium model, plus the neat, sharp edges that we assume are Titanium wrapped. The bezels also seem thinner than before, which is something we've already heard a few times.
However, as 9to5Google also points out, there's also an additional feature we've not seen before.
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On the bottom of the front screen, we can see a One UI 7 / Galaxy AI feature that Samsung is yet to fully announce. The "Now Brief" bar will show you notifications designed specifically for you. It takes information from all of your apps and Galaxy AI summarises and presents important aspects as brief alerts.
It's something Samsung has teased before, but never shown in full. It was also previously known as the "Now Bar" but if these images are genuine, it's actually called "Now Brief".
The Samsung Galaxy S25 / S25+ models will look identical save for their size.
The marketing image shows a light variant, plus a dark blue version that is generationally different as the rear colour continues onto each camera lens ring.
We can also see the same "Now Brief" bar at the bottom of the front display.
Other than that, we'll just have to wait for Galaxy Unpacked on Wednesday 22 January, from which T3 will be reporting live. Either that or tomorrow's inevitable leak.
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