Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra may not see changes in display size or battery capacity, but a design shift could make it more comfortable to hold. Rumored to feature rounded corners akin to the Galaxy Note 7, the flagship is expected to be thinner at 8.4mm, surpassing its predecessor's 8.6mm thickness. This move aligns with Samsung's trend of reducing flagship thickness year by year, potentially utilizing the 'Glacier Battery' technology for increased energy density. With a focus on sleek design without compromising performance, the Galaxy S25 Ultra aims to provide users with a more ergonomic and stylish smartphone experience. As more details emerge prior to the expected early launch next year, consumers can anticipate a device that marries cutting-edge technology with user-friendly design aesthetics.