As global markets remain volatile and currencies fluctuate, a growing
Samsung is beginning to lift the curtain on what could
Dubai once again sits firmly at the center of global
For more than 25 years, Oliver Hall has lived and
As global markets remain volatile and currencies fluctuate, a growing
Samsung is beginning to lift the curtain on what could
Dubai once again sits firmly at the center of global
For more than 25 years, Oliver Hall has lived and

Samsung is gearing up for an exciting year in 2025, with big plans to expand its Galaxy lineup. After the launch of the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 series, the tech giant is now focusing on broadening its foldable offerings and enhancing its budget-friendly devices to compete across all segments of the market.
In its recent Q4 2024 earnings call, Samsung hinted at the addition of new foldable smartphones, with rumors swirling around an affordable Galaxy Z Flip FE model and a potential Fold SE variant aimed at more markets. These devices, expected to launch alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 later in 2025, would serve to attract a wider audience and diversify Samsung’s foldable range.

Samsung’s budget strategy is also evolving with the upcoming Galaxy A56. The phone promises exciting upgrades, including 45W wired charging support, making it an attractive option even against premium models like the Galaxy S25. The Galaxy A16, part of the budget lineup, will offer six years of software updates, ensuring longevity despite minimal hardware upgrades.

With these bold moves in foldables and mid-range devices, Samsung is poised to strengthen its position as a dominant player in the 2025 smartphone market.