With the new Galaxy S25 Ultra in my hand, I stand in the lobby of the LinkedIn building in San Francisco, which happens to be a POPOS: a privately owned public open space. It's a gorgeous hall, with long running panels of blonde wood on the ceiling and back wall.

With yet another modest upgrade of this year's Galaxy S25 and the ever-evolving competition, it's becoming increasingly hard to recommend a

Samsung’s flagship smartphones don’t live nearly in the same vein they once did. They’re not as flashy, they’re not