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Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S25 in less than two weeks at its first Unpacked press event of the year. Rumors say the keynote will deliver at least one surprise in the form of an ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Slim phone. The handset will be introduced at Unpacked, but it might not ship for several months. Development of the phone might be running behind compared to the regular Galaxy S25 variants. Samsung reportedly decided to make the Galaxy S25 Slim after it became clear that Apple plans to launch an ultra-slim iPhone 17 Air handset this fall. Coming out with the Galaxy S25 Slim before Apple unveils the thinner iPhone 17 variant could be in Samsung's favor, at least from a marketing perspective. A new discovery seems to back up rumors that the Galaxy S25 Slim was added to the Galaxy S25 lineup later than usual. The first purported Geekbench 6 benchmark leaked for the handset, confirming some of its specs in the process. Continue reading... The post Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Slim specs leaked from an early benchmark test appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $17.50 Apple AirTags, $6 Anker chargers, Logitech gaming accessories, Crucial SSDs, more Best Apple deals for January 2025 Today’s deals: $8 wireless fast charger, $735 black Apple Watch Ultra 2, $70 foldable 4K camera drone, more 57 best cheap Apple deals under $100

Mel Gibson has provided an update on the highly anticipated sequel to his 2004 blockbuster, "The Passion of the Christ."

Vince McMahon, founder and former head of World Wrestling Entertainment, has reached a deal with the Securities and Exchange Commission after being charged with violating federal securities law over settlement agreements made to women over sexual misconduct claims,...

The Department of Homeland Security extended by 18 months the Temporary Protected Status for nationals of El Salvador, Ukraine, Sudan, and Venezuela, allowing the program's beneficiaries to start re-registering for the 18-month period, the agency announced Friday.