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Galaxy S25 Ultra has larger vapor chamber to AI processing runs smoothly
Samsung launched the Galaxy S25 series at Galaxy Unpacked with some hardware improvements and many in terms of software. Notably, the Galaxy S25 Ultra features a larger vapor chamber heat dissipation system than its predecessors.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra device boasts an optimal thermal control system with a 1.9 times larger vapor chamber compared to the Galaxy S23 Ultra, and the Galaxy S25 Ultra has improved it even further, improving the device’s surface temperature while also maximizing sustained performance power.
According to Samsung, the Galaxy S25 Ultra has a 40% larger vapor chamber than the Galaxy S24 Ultra, which helps all intensive device usage and AI processing run smoothly. This is a big upgrade over the Galaxy S24 series.
In addition to this, the Ultra phone has a tailored thermal interface material (TIM) that delivers extra improvement in thermal efficiency.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra can maintain the processor’s top performance for longer with the large cooling system and tailored thermal interface material. This means you won’t experience hiccups, stutters, frame drops, or overheating when you run the phone under tough workloads for long periods of time.
Furthermore, the Galaxy S25 Ultra won’t experience significant performance degradation or overheating even when playing multiple back-to-back sessions of heavy games,
An image shared on X/Twitter by TechHome100 shows a head-to-head comparison of the two. This image shows that the S25 Ultra’s vapor chamber cooling area is much larger than that of the S24 Ultra. This makes sense considering that the device is slightly smaller and thinner than its predecessor.
Samsung introduced three new phones at the Galaxy Unpacked 2024 event – the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. The tripod phones come with several improvements over their previous models. These include brighter screens, faster processors, several new features, better camera quality, and slightly longer battery life.
Samsung has resumed the One UI 8 rollout for Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S23 users in Korea. After a brief pause to fix initial bugs, the tech giant has started rolling out the much-awaited update, bringing a new user experience to its flagship lineup.
The One UI 8 update weighs over 298.31 MB, with versions ending with CYJ3 for Galaxy S24, and Galaxy S23 is getting the EYJ7 version, as well as the October 2025 security patch
The Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S23 devices are receiving the update notification. Galaxy users can check for the update via Settings > Software Update. Samsung advises ensuring a stable Wi-Fi connection and a sufficient battery before installing.
Android 16 brings improved performance, smoother animations, and new customization options. Moreover, the company has also worked on improving stability, fixing bugs, and improving battery life.
Samsung Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S23 owners can now enjoy the latest bug-free version. As the deployment expands, more regions and devices are expected to receive One UI 8 in the coming weeks.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 started getting the Android 16-based One UI 8 update. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 receive four major Android OS updates and five years of security updates. It shipped with Android 12L, and the company’s 2022 flagship foldables are now receiving their last major OS upgrade.
One UI 8 update is available for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 on Verizon in the US. The software will expand gradually to owners of the company’s 2022 flagship foldables around the world.
One UI 8, the major software has plenty of new features and enhancements for your Galaxy tablet. Samsung has also included the latest October 2025 patch as part of improve security. You can identify the update via build versions:
- Galaxy Z Fold 4 – F936USQU8IYIF
- Galaxy Z Flip 4 – F721USQU8IYIF
One UI 8 is a major upgrade, which you can access by visiting the Software Update page. Launch Settings, then go to Software Update and Download and Install. Before proceeding, make sure the connection is stable and the battery is more than 50%.
This software update includes new Galaxy AI features and improvements to user experience, performance, security, and privacy. For more information, click here
Samsung has officially released the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, Galaxy A06 5G, and Galaxy F17 5G smartphones. The update is based on Android 16 and obtains new features, a new design, and improved performance. Users of these devices in South Korea and India have started receiving the update.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, A06 5G, and F17 5G. upgraded with One UI 8 (Android 16) update.
The Galaxy A06 5G is receiving One UI 8 with firmware version A066BXXU3BYI8, while the Galaxy F17 5G is receiving firmware version E176BXXU2BYID. Along with One UI 8, it also includes the September 2025 security patch, which fixes bugs and makes the phone more secure.
Based on Android 16, the One UI 8 update brings several useful improvements. The update offers a cleaner and more modern user interface, smoother animations, and faster performance. It furthermore adds better privacy controls, more smart features, and improved battery life.
Samsung has also made some changes to make using the phone easier and more enjoyable. Galaxy users can download the update to their devices by going to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.
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