Samsung is going to launch its next-generation S series phones early next year. Ahead of its official announcement, a new leak has revealed possible details about the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s thickness, rear camera bump, and display bezels. These details suggest that Samsung could make some changes to the design of its upcoming flagship.

According to reliable tipster @OnLeaks, the Galaxy S27 Ultra could measure 7.97mm in thickness without the rear camera bump. With the camera bump included, the total thickness could reach 12.61mm.

The tipster also claims that the rear camera bump alone measures 4.64mm thick. Additionally, the phone could feature 1.21mm-thick display bezels.

These measurements give us an early idea of the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s possible design. The slim body could help the phone maintain a sleek look, while the thin bezels could provide more screen space.

Meanwhile, the camera bump could make the rear camera system stand out. However, Samsung has not officially confirmed these details, so the final design could be different.

Samsung has not yet announced the official launch date of the Galaxy S27 Ultra. More information about its camera, display, battery, and performance could emerge in the coming months. Until Samsung makes an official announcement, these design details should be treated as a leak rather than confirmed information.

Samsung Galaxy A38 5G could be equipped with a familiar camera setup. Samsung is working on two mid-range phones for 2027, which could go official after the Galaxy S27 flagship series, sometime in March next year.

Meanwhile, the Galaxy A38 5G’s camera specs have already been leaked, bringing bad news. Samsung seems to be reusing the same camera setup it brought to the Galaxy A36 in 2025 and the Galaxy A37 in 2026.

Galaxy A38 camera specs leak:

• 50-megapixel main camera
• 12-megapixel ultrawide camera
• 5-megapixel macro camera
• 12-megapixel main camera

Samsung was already slow at adopting hardware changes frequently. Now, memory crunch has gave the company a reason to justify slow hardware evolution, however, things may improve in 2028 as DRAM production increase.

Yesterday, GalaxyClub revealed the camera specifications of the Galaxy A58. That model could also reuse the same camera setup as its predecessor, including a 5-megapixel macro sensor, which first debuted in the year 2020.

Galaxy A38 and A58 could be difficult to purchase. Samsung has already trimmed its Q4 smartphone production due to component cost increases. Memory is crushing plans of smartphone vendors as AI infra requires them more.

Galaxy A37 and A57, along with several other models, have already received a substantial price increase in Europe, India, and the US. That said, the next Galaxy A models may be priced even higher than this year’s offerings.

Earlier, battery cells for the Galaxy A38 appeared on India’s BIS certification. This suggests that the smartphone’s development is progressing fast. However, the official debut would only happen after the Galaxy S27 series reveal.

Apple is reportedly preparing to start production of the standard iPhone 18 by the end of November 2026. According to reports, the company is planning to make a large number of units ahead of its expected launch in 2027.

According to the information shared by a tipster, production of the standard iPhone 18 could begin in late November. Apple is reportedly planning a large production run, which may help the company meet demand when the phone goes on sale. However, Apple has not officially confirmed these details.

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max have already launched in September 2026. The standard iPhone 18, however, is expected to arrive later, marking a change in Apple’s usual launch schedule.

The standard iPhone 18 is expected to launch alongside the iPhone 18e in Spring 2027. This could give buyers more options when choosing their next iPhone.

There is still no official information about the standard iPhone 18’s price, camera, battery, or other features. More details are expected to emerge in the coming months.

There is also no clear update on the iPhone Air 2. Reports suggest it could arrive alongside the iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e in Spring 2027, but Apple has not confirmed its launch date. For now, fans will have to wait for more updates about Apple’s upcoming iPhone lineup.

Samsung is expected to launch its Galaxy S27 series in 2027, but not all models may receive the same camera upgrades. According to a new leak, the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ will continue to use an older selfie camera, while the more expensive models could get a new one.

The Galaxy S27 and S27+ are rumored to feature a 12MP front camera, similar to the one used in the Galaxy S26 series. This means users should not expect a major change in selfie camera hardware on the two standard models.

In comparison, the Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra may come with a new 16MP front camera. There is also a possibility that the new sensor will have a square shape, which could make taking selfies easier in both portrait and landscape positions. However, the exact details have not been confirmed.

The rear cameras may also differ between the standard and premium models. The Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra could offer better camera options with better zoom.

Samsung is expected to introduce the Galaxy S27 series in early 2027, possibly between January and March. For now, these camera details are based on leaks and rumors. Samsung has not officially confirmed the specifications, so some features could change before the phones launch. Stay tuned for more information.

Samsung is working on two premium Galaxy A phones that will launch after the Galaxy S27 flagship phones in 2027. Galaxy A38 5G’s development is progressing fast, and a new leak sheds light on the Galaxy A58 5G’s camera specs.

Galaxy A57 5G is the current offering from the South Korean tech giant. The device was launched with an expensive price tag and memory crunch made it even more expensive in developed and emerging markets like the US and India.

Samsung Galaxy A58 5G camera specs leak

GalaxyClub, a highly credible Samsung news outlet, revealed the camera specs of the upcoming Galaxy A58 5G mid-range smartphone. The details are boring, as expected, as there’s no telephoto camera for a device that costs similar to FEs.

The leak reveals a 50-megapixel primary camera, a 12-megapixel ultrawide sensor, and a 5-megapixel macro lens. For selfies, the upcoming smartphone will retain the 12-megapixel camera sensor, which works exceptionally well.

The main and ultrawide specs are OK, but what’s the need for a macro lens in 2027? That too on a device that could potentially cost above $600. Samsung should have considered adopting a telephoto camera for better zoom shots.

Notably, the 5-megapixel macro sensor was first debuted on the Galaxy A51 in the year 2020. By the time the Galaxy A58 goes official, it will be a seven-year-old image sensor that Samsung aggressively uses on low-cost models as well.

The company is also working on the Galaxy A38 5G. The smartphone’s two battery cells have just emerged on India’s BIS certification. Read more:

• Samsung Galaxy A38 5G’s development is progressing fast