Samsung S25 Pre-Order Perks Leak, Truecaller Live ID Arrives on iOS

Samsung S25 series and Truecaller in IOS

Samsung S25: Tempting Pre-Order Bonuses Leaked

At 5 PM today Samsung will announce three new phones. The Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra lines – and online pre-orders should begin within hours. A recent tip helps us understand what free storage benefits you can receive when you pre-order their devices. French site Dealabs reports that Samsung will provide extra storage space when you pre-order their newest Galaxy S25 lineup of smartphones. You can get a 256GB device at 128GB prices as well as obtain a 512GB device at 256GB prices or a 1TB model for 512GB pricing.

As reported in Techradar several versions of the Galaxy S25 series are expected including 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB Galaxy S25, the Galaxy S25 Plus offers 256GB and 512GB choices. While the Galaxy S25 Ultra lets you choose from 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. The French figure refers just to pre-orders although Samsung tends to provide storage upgrades during its device pre-order events globally. We want this because unlike spec rumours leak prices haven’t changed from last year yet these phones will cost you money so added storage helps lower the overall cost.

The site notes that promotional deals for trade-ins and charger giveaways depend on which retailers you choose. According to Dealabs, you can start pre-ordering right after today’s phone introduction. It can be keep doing so until February 6 with phones shipping on February 7.

Game Changer: Truecaller’s Live ID Lands on iOS

Last month true caller app from Android moved to iPhone service with the same helpful functions that users have enjoyed for years. Truecaller a global leader in communications announced the delivery of live caller ID support for iPhone users. After giving developers access to the Live Caller ID Lookup framework Apple continues to welcome more partnerships with third-party apps. The framework exists to let Truecaller apps access encrypted call data on the iPhone screen which shows who is calling.

According to Hindustantimes Truecaller and Apple describe how the system will match phone numbers to names using homomorphic encryption. The system transforms readable text into security-protected data called ciphertext which experts can inspect without needing keys for decryption. Apple guides developers through documents that show how the system verifies user devices. It is done without revealing their identity by performing multiple security checks.

Our iPhone user network shows strong development possibilities. Truecaller wants to deliver its Android model features to its iPhone users first. Our new update brings strong security functions without revealing how users use their phone for calls says Truecaller’s CEO Rishit Jhunjhunwala.

🚨 #Truecaller introduces real-time caller ID and automated #spam call blocking for #iPhone users. These features, once exclusive to #Android, are now available globally for #iPhone subscribers with #Apple's iOS 18. pic.twitter.com/0YAT4HZHYN

— Sachchidanand Singh (@sachi_gkp) January 22, 2025

From two months of Truecaller beta testing our data shows that the app correctly displays caller ID information whenever it gets numbers from its database. Android users have experienced this same live caller ID feature through the years. You will discover visual indicators while your phone rings such as a green checkmark for verified businesses. It will show a red flag for numbers reported as spam by other Truecaller users. Through the Truecaller app users can open and mark phone numbers as spam. It can be done by choosing them from within the app interface.

Your phone fails to display caller ID due to network faults plus battery-saving predictions by actively ending apps when power drops. Searches are still available with a second option for users. Alongside iOS 18 Apple let developers embed their functionality more extensively into the operating system. They had long forbidden developers access to such technical features. Users can now give payment apps access to their iPhone’s NFC chip and Security Enclave gates to let payment functionality work. This change lets us use more digital keys with third-party ecosystem features across many connected devices.