The engineering of Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra may be addressing some of the Galaxy S24 Ultra's display design This information comes from Ice Universe, which had already leaked the design of the top Galaxy S25 model, and now some more background has been revealed

IU started with complaints about the Galaxy S24 Ultra's design This makes the S24 Ultra difficult to reach over the edge when trying to use the phone with one hand, especially when a case is worn

However, this should all be fixed in the coming year; according to IU, the S25 Ultra has a narrower display, which addresses both of the first mentioned issues However, he would not give us new dimensions, commenting that the S25 Ultra is similar in thickness to the iPhone 16 Pro Max

Larger phones will always be harder to handle than smaller phones, but there are ways to address this Curving the sides and back panel of the display is one option, but this trend seems to be dying out Reducing the width of the bezel and side rails will not have as big an impact as curved edges, but it is still good to hear that Samsung may make some positive changes to the design of its 2025 flagship phones

Other rumors about the Galaxy S25 Ultra suggest more curved corners to shake up the design, more RAM to help with performance and AI features, and possibly an updated ultra-wide/telephoto camera We'd gladly take all of these, but none of these would seem to provide a killer edge to the S25 Ultra as it could easily take on the newly announced Pixel 9 Pro XL or the expected iPhone 16 Pro Max [We'll probably have to wait until next January for the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Ultra to actually launch But if you want to know more, you can read our rumor hub in the meantime