Samsung Galaxy S25 vs Galaxy S26: What’s New? Samsung’s Galaxy S25 is widely praised for its fast performance, quality display, and well-balanced feature set. But with the Galaxy S26 right around the corner, it’s natural to ask: What’s actually changing? Here’s a direct comparison based on current rumors and expected upgrades. Specifications Comparison Feature Galaxy S25 Galaxy S26 (Rumored) Display ~6.2″ FHD+ AMOLED, 120 Hz ~6.27″ FHD+ AMOLED, 120 Hz adaptive Chipset Snapdragon 8 Elite (for Galaxy) Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600 RAM 12 GB 12 GB Storage 128 GB / 256 GB / 512 GB 256 GB / 512 GB (128 GB may be dropped) Rear Cameras 50 MP + 12 MP + 10 MP Same basic layout, possible enhancements Front Camera 12 MP 12 MP Battery ~4,000 mAh ~4,300 mAh Release Date Feb 7, 2025 Likely Feb–Mar 2026 Main Differences Explained Display & Design While the overall design language won’t dramatically change year-to-year, the S26’s slightly larger screen and refined dimensions could make i...
If you frequently hold video conferencing sessions using Zoom Meeting, it is important to understand how to make your experience and those of the attendees better.
One of the most common problems experienced by Zoom users is lagging or slow performance.
There are a few things that may contribute to your session becoming slow:
1. Poor network
Zoom Meetings require a stable network for the processing of audio and video.
If you share screens, a stronger connection is required. Try to test your network speed or strength before hoping on a call for a better experience. You can use tools like fast.com to measure your internet speed.
2. Low storage on your PC.
Low storage space slows down your PC and can affect the performance of other applications or processes run in your computer. Clear out unused files and applications to leave some free space on your disk.
If you need more storage, buy external drives or expand your PC SSD. You can also use a HDD for backup if your device has an extra slot for the same.
3. Low Processor capacity.
Some computers comes with processors that have a clock speed of as low as 1.0ghz with 2 or less cores. An application like Zoom requires a strong processing capacity. Use turbo boost to improve the cpu performance(applicable for Intel CPUs) or ask for the computer processing power during purchase.
4. Low RAM capacity
Applications like Zoom require a PC with a minimum of 8GB RAM.
Upgrade your PCs RAM to have a better experience using Zoom.
In cases where an upgrade is impossible, you have to acquire a new device with the right specs.
5. Background Processes.
Before hoping on your Zoom call, check out and closed the processes running on your PC. Close the applications that might slow down the PC by consuming your computer memory.
On Windows PCs, go to the search bar and type 'Task Manager' to view and close all the applications you are not using. You can also use the keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl + Alt + Delete'
Having the best of Zoom meetings combines a number of requirements including good Internet connection, enough storage space, a good processor, few and less memory consuming background processes, and enough RAM.
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Article by Francis Onyach
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