Samsung‘s upcoming Galaxy S27 Pro could come with a special advantage in South Korea. According to a new leak, the South Korean version of the Galaxy S27 Pro may feature faster RAM than the European model.

The information comes from a Meeco user (Vampire King), who shared details about Samsung’s possible plans for the Galaxy S27 series.

According to the leak, Samsung may use its Exynos processor in the South Korean Galaxy S27, Galaxy S27+, and Galaxy S27 Pro. The Galaxy S27 Ultra could be the only model to feature a Snapdragon processor in the country.

However, Europe may get a different setup. Previous trade records suggest that the European Galaxy S27 Pro will use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 processor, while the regular Galaxy S27 and S27+ may feature the Exynos 2700 chipset.

The biggest difference could be in RAM. Samsung may offer LPDDR6 RAM only with the 1TB Galaxy S27 Pro in South Korea. This version is expected to include 16GB of RAM and 1TB of UFS 5.0 storage.

On the other hand, the European Galaxy S27 Pro may use LPDDR5X RAM, which is an older memory standard. This could make the South Korean model faster at handling certain tasks.

Samsung has not officially confirmed these details yet. The Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in January or February 2027. Still, the final specifications and features could change before launch.

Apple iPhone 20 Pro is widely rumored to adopt a 3D quad-curved glass, which has just been showcased in a leaked video. Prominent leaker Ice Universe posted a video on X, showcasing an allegedly approved sample of the glass.

iPhone has never had a curved display, but the next iteration could change that. Apple is reportedly exploring new display technology with a 3D quad-curved design for its 20th anniversary iPhone, the iPhone 20 Pro series.

Apple’s iPhone 20 lineup may arrive in September 2027. Like the iPhone 9, the Cupertino company is expected to skip iPhone 19 branding. The iPhone lineup will jump straight to iPhone 20, marking a major evolution in terms of design.

The leaked iPhone 20 Pro glass sample shows a near-punch-hole selfie camera on the screen. Apple may split the Dynamic Island into two parts, with the Face ID sensor being considered to offer under-display camera technology.

What makes the leak wild is the all-sided curvature on the glass of the iPhone 20 Pro. Chinese phone makers and Samsung already introduced curved-screen phones, but dropped the solution for flat display panels across flagships.

Meanwhile, Apple is taking a different approach for its next-gen iPhones. Curved screens are expected to be adopted, and physical buttons could also be made virtual. Durability remains the concern, and Apple is working with Samsung and LG on that front.

Industry insider Jon Prosser also revealed the possible design renders of the iPhone 20 Pro. Those graphics have also showcased the upcoming iPhone with a significantly overhauled appearance, adopting an all-sided curved screen.

Image – Apple iPhone 20 Render | Source – Front Page Tech

Samsung appears to have prepared a very eye-catching color palette for its upcoming flagship Galaxy lineup. The Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in five impressive colors, which were allegedly revealed in a recent wallpaper leak.

Earlier this week, alleged stock wallpapers of the Galaxy S27 series have surfaced online, showcasing five different colors. The hues of stock wallpapers may have already revealed the potential colorways of the flagships.

Leaked firmware included five different hues for a single style of wallpaper. Samsung’s wallpaper choice typically favors the real colors of the devices. It usually happens with the flagship Galaxy S phones and Galaxy Z foldables.

Here are the potential Galaxy S27 series colors:

1. Dark Blue
2. Burgundy
3. Pink
4. Light Blue
5. Cream/White

While we are seeing five colors in wallpapers, it remains to be seen whether they are distributed across the lineup or Samsung ships its top flagships, Pro and Ultra, with colorful shades and bring the base and Pro some lesser options.

Image via SammyGuru

Samsung also offers online-exclusive colors on its flagships. You need to buy directly from Samsung.com or the Samsung Shop. Exclusive colors look fresh as they have a more experimental combination than standard.

Apple launched the iPhone 18 Pro with a Burgundy signature color. The colorway alone became the talk of the town, and people went crazy for it. Samsung’s wallpapers also include a Burgundy shade along with a Light Blue and White.

It seems Samsung has not just replicated the rear camera design, but also the colors. If something is working, it’s better to stick to the trend rather than experiment. Galaxy Unpacked will officially reveal the colors of the new flagships.

Samsung is reportedly planning a big change for its future Galaxy S28 series. A new rumor suggests that the company could bring changes to its base model by combining the ideas of the standard Galaxy S and Edge models.

According to new information shared by tipster @phonefuturist, Samsung could merge the base and Edge concepts for the Galaxy S28 series. The biggest change could be in the camera department, as the base model may feature only two rear cameras instead of three.

However, Samsung could offer a major camera upgrade to make up for the missing camera. The company may choose either a 200MP main camera or a larger 50MP camera sensor. Both options could help improve camera performance and photo quality.

The tipster also suggests that this change could be part of Samsung’s bigger plan to improve its smartphone lineup and ecosystem. The company may be looking to offer a different experience with its future flagship phones.

Still, reducing the number of cameras could be disappointing for users who prefer having more camera options. A better main camera is good, but it may not completely replace the features of a dedicated third camera.

It is worth noting that the Galaxy S28 series is expected to launch in 2028. Before that, Samsung is preparing to introduce the Galaxy S27 series in early 2027. For now, all these details are based on rumors, and Samsung has not officially confirmed them.

Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy A18 5G in the US and Global markets, with Bluetooth SIG certification filings confirming an imminent launch.

The company previously launched the Galaxy A18 in several countries, including South Korea. However, the 5G network variant is slated to go official by the end of the year or early next year to refresh the 5G product offering.

As spotted by SammyGuru, Samsung’s Galaxy A18 5G has been listed on the Bluetooth SIG certification database, with the model numbers revealing an imminent launch in the US and international markets.

• SM-A186B
• SM-A186B/DS
• SM-A186U1
• SM-A186U
• SM-A186W
• SM-A1860
• SM-S186V

Model numbers ending with B belong to the international market, while U1 and U hint at the US release. The upcoming device is also set to be available as carrier-unlocked and carrier-branded models in the United States.

Galaxy A1x models used to be affordable offerings from Samsung. However, the memory crunch and component supply shortage have made smartphones more expensive than their predecessors and difficult to own at the new cost.

Samsung’s Galaxy A07 and Galaxy A17 are some of the highest-selling Android phones in the Global market in 2026. The newly released Galaxy A08 and Galaxy A18 are expected to remain on the top 5 chart when it appears in 2027.

Galaxy A18 LTE starts at 400,000 won (~$300) in South Korea. So, expect a slightly higher price tag on the 5G-compatible model in the US. Hardware upgrades are unlikely to be significant as hardware pressure is already crushing BoM.