Images of fictional Galaxy S24 units leaked online. Samsung’s new top model will have a very similar design to the 2023 model, but even the S24 Ultra model will have flatter edges.
Footage posted by whistleblower Sonny Dickson on X (formerly Twitter) shows this: Galaxy S24 will be very similar to the previous generation, but with flatter edges. In the images, the back and camera set of the imaginary units remain unchanged.
According to the leak, the base Galaxy S24 is slightly taller and thinner than the S23, but that’s where the differences end. The Galaxy S24+ is also slightly thicker than its predecessor.
As for the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the differences are a little more noticeable, with the screen appearing completely flat and with slightly smaller proportions. The informant also emphasizes that: The edges, one of the standout features of the device, must be extremely thin.
It is impossible to distinguish the material that makes up the edges of the Galaxy S24 Ultra in the images. However, there are rumors that the device will be reinforced with titanium, just like the iPhone 15 Pro.
Galaxy S24 specifications
For now, no information has emerged about the components of the Galaxy S24. However, mobile phones must be equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor.
This will not only guarantee the best performance in the Android market for the device, but also the ability to natively run programs with generative artificial intelligence (AI).
When will the Galaxy S24 be released?
There is still no concrete information regarding the launch of the Galaxy S24. However, recurring rumors suggest that the launch of Samsung’s new high-end devices will take place in January 2024.
Similarly, there are no predictions regarding the launch of the flagships in other regions or Brazil.
Source: Tec Mundo
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