In the domestic market, Android smartphone memory has long surpassed the 12GB mark and continues to rise, reaching 16GB, 24GB, and beyond. However, Samsung's Galaxy S series still starts at 8GB, giving the impression of a lack of innovation, leading many netizens to jokingly suggest that Samsung has been "sanctioned".
If rumors are to be believed, next year's Samsung Galaxy S25 base model will still start at 8GB of memory, which could significantly diminish its appeal to consumers, even if higher specifications are offered.
According to pulsestacks' public information search, the same source also stated today that Samsung plans to use Google's Gemini Nano Version 2 in the Galaxy S25 series.
