Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A18 4G has leaked in a comprehensive set of renders, giving us a clear look at all sides of the company’s next affordable smartphone. And if Samsung’s premium phones have spent the past few years getting cleaner and more minimalist, the A18 seems happy to preserve some unmistakably budget-phone design cues. It
Samsung appears ready to give its Galaxy S27 family something we haven’t seen much of lately: actual visual separation between models. Fresh CAD renders reveal the compact Galaxy S27 from virtually every angle, and while its silhouette is extremely familiar, its camera treatment is noticeably different from the redesigned Galaxy S27 Ultra. Look at the
Samsung’s rumored Galaxy S27 Pro has appeared in CAD-based renders, and it looks a lot like someone put the Galaxy S27 Ultra through a shrinking machine. The new model reportedly adopts the Ultra’s redesigned camera island, but packages it into a considerably smaller body without the S Pen. The biggest change compared to Samsung’s previous
Samsung may be only days away from unveiling the Galaxy S26 FE, but a huge accessories leak has already spoiled much of the surprise. A total of 43 renders show the upcoming Fan Edition smartphone wearing Samsung’s official magnetic cases, while also giving us another look at its Graphite, Blueberry and Pistachio colorways. At this
Fresh Galaxy S27 Ultra CAD renders suggest Samsung isn’t interested in reinventing the Ultra’s proportions for 2027. Instead, the biggest visual change happens on the back, where the familiar collection of individual camera rings appears to be replaced by a large rectangular camera plateau. The phone itself should remain almost identical in size to the
Samsung could be preparing one of the biggest visual changes to its Ultra flagship in years. New alleged Galaxy S27 Ultra CAD renders show a much wider camera island, replacing the familiar collection of individual lenses with a more prominent module that could serve both aesthetic and practical purposes. The most obvious change happens in
Samsung may have folded the Galaxy Note DNA into its Ultra phones years ago, but that hasn’t stopped designers from imagining what a proper Note revival could look like. This Samsung Galaxy S27 concept by AndroidLeo takes that nostalgia seriously, bringing back the sharp corners, oversized display and S Pen while mixing them with some
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 FE has surfaced yet again ahead of its expected launch, but this time we’re getting what appear to be high-resolution official images of the phone. The latest leak shows the device in all three colors Samsung is reportedly planning to offer: black, green and purple. The new images are considerably sharper than
Regular folding phones have existed since the late 2010s. Made most famous by Samsung’s Galaxy Z series, these are now entering their seventh generation, with market share still growing by the year. As much promise as these devices have been advertised to offer, they’ve yet to achieve real success on the productivity or business fronts.
Samsung appears to be experimenting with a major rethink of the traditional smartphone interface. A leaked concept called Fluid AI Design System shows a generative, context-aware UI that moves away from conventional apps, fixed widgets and rigid windows. While there is no confirmation that this interface will actually debut with One UI 10, the concept