Samsung’s Galaxy S27 series will reportedly launch in early 2027. Before the official launch, new leaks have revealed some possible details about the Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra.

According to China’s 3C regulatory listings, both phones, the Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra, could support 60W wired charging. The listings are linked to the model numbers SM-S957 and SM-S958.

The 60W charging speed is mainly good news for the Galaxy S27 Pro. Samsung’s Ultra phones are already expected to have 60W charging, but it was not clear if the Pro model would get the same speed.

The leaks also give us information about the batteries. The Galaxy S27 Pro could have a 5,087mAh battery, while the Galaxy S27 Ultra could have a 5,534mAh battery.

Samsung may advertise these batteries as 5,200mAh and 5,700mAh, respectively. If true, the S27 Ultra would get a much bigger battery than previous Ultra models. Samsung has used a 5,000mAh battery in its Ultra phones since the Galaxy S21 Ultra.

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A bigger battery could mean longer battery life, although the actual battery performance will also depend on the processor, display and software. Earlier leaks suggested that the regular Galaxy S27 could have 25W charging, while the S27 Plus may support 45W charging.

These details have not been officially confirmed by Samsung yet. Still, the early leaks suggest that the Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra could bring useful improvements in charging and battery life.

Samsung may be rethinking its camera approach with the next-generation Galaxy flagship. The upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to introduce an updated Log format and APV codec, along with warmer, more natural colors.

Tipster @WalleGalaxy shared three updates linked to the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s potential camera changes. The device may keep its hardware largely unchanged, but software improvements could deliver better results.

First, the Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to support updated versions of the Log format and APV (Advanced Professional Video) codec for recording. These upgrades are expected to result in more high-dynamic-range videos than the S26 Ultra.

Second, the company appears to be rethinking how Galaxy cameras capture. The Galaxy S27 Ultra may mark the first major shift toward prioritizing natural shots with warmer tones, dropping the cooler shades in the past.

Galaxy S27 Ultra camera may offer more natural-looking photos. The company has reportedly tweaked the algorithm for photos, while the video segment remains a mystery. Don’t expect video resolutions beyond 4K at 120 FPS and 8K at 30 FPS.

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Galaxy S27 Ultra may introduce a new camera setup, dropping the second telephoto sensor. The device will have three cameras, including a 200-megapixel main, a 50-megapixel ultrawide, and a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto.

Samsung may replace the ISOCELL sensor with Sony for ultrawide module. Meanwhile, the periscope camera is slated to be recycled. The main camera may also see a generational shift, as the ISOCELL HP2 has been debuting since 2023.

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India’s consumer regulator is investigating Apple over problems reported after the iOS 18 update. The regulator is checking complaints from iPhone users who faced problems after installing the update.

Some users said green, pink, or white lines appeared on their iPhone screens. Others reported problems with the microphone and other phone features. Many customers said they had to spend a lot of money to repair their phones.

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) received these complaints. It says customers should not have to pay for repairs if the problems were caused by Apple’s software update. On July 29, the CCPA sent the case for a detailed investigation.

Apple has denied the claims. The company says iOS 18 was tested carefully before it was released. Apple also says it has not found any major or widespread problems with the update in India.

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Also, Apple says its software is provided without a warranty. It says customers are informed about this before installing an update. Apple also says other technology companies have similar warranty rules.

The investigation may be important for iPhone users in India. If Apple is found responsible, it could face a fine. The regulator may also ask Apple to change its warranty rules, give better information to customers, or provide refunds to affected users.

India is an important market for Apple. Its iPhone market share increased from about 4% in 2022 to 9% last year. The case could also lead to better protection for customers when software updates cause problems. Stay tuned for more information.

Samsung is reportedly planning to add a new Pro model to its Galaxy S series next year. The company may launch the Galaxy S27, Galaxy S27 Plus, Galaxy S27 Pro, and Galaxy S27 Ultra as part of its 2027 flagship lineup. A new leak has now revealed more information about the Galaxy S27 Pro.

Tipster @Mohammed_K_2010 has spotted a Samsung phone battery on the BIS certification database. The battery carries the model number EB-BS957CBY and is believed to belong to the Galaxy S27 Pro.

The BIS listing does not reveal many details about the phone. But it adds more evidence that Samsung could be working on a new Pro model.

The Galaxy S27 Pro was already mentioned in an earlier 3C certification leak. The phone could support 60W wired charging. This would put the S27 Pro among Samsung’s fastest-charging Galaxy phones. The Galaxy S27 Ultra is also expected to support the same 60W charging speed.

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The Pro model could also get a 5,200mAh battery. Samsung may use silicon-carbon battery technology, which could help the company offer a bigger battery without making the phone much thicker. The S27 Ultra is also rumored to feature this technology with a larger 5,700mAh battery.

Earlier leaks suggest that Samsung could keep 25W charging for the Galaxy S27, while the Galaxy S27 Plus may support 45W charging.

The Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in early 2027. Samsung has not officially confirmed the Galaxy S27 Pro or its specifications yet, so these details should be treated as leaks for now. Stay tuned.

Samsung may be rethinking its launch strategy for the Galaxy Z TriFold 2 and its first Rollable display phone following Apple’s introduction of the iPhone Duo.

According to leaker Lanzuk, Samsung is now considering bringing the Galaxy Z TriFold 2 to market earlier than originally planned. The company could also accelerate its rumored rollable phone, although a specific launch window has not been revealed.

A thinner and lighter TriFold could be coming

The first TriFold gave Samsung a head start in a completely new foldable category, but its limited availability and nearly $2,900 price tag kept it firmly in niche territory.

The Galaxy Z TriFold 2 is expected to address some of the biggest limitations of the first model. Samsung is reportedly targeting a thinner, lighter, and more durable design while attempting to keep the price close to the original.

That would be an important move as Apple enters the emerging multi-form-factor phone market, giving Samsung another reason to push its foldable ambitions forward.