Samsung Galaxy S24 collection is anticipated to launch within the markets subsequent 12 months. The flagship collection can also be anticipated to characteristic three fashions like its predecessors – a Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and a Galaxy S24 Ultra. The firm launched the Galaxy S23 collection earlier this 12 months that included the Samsung Galaxy S23, the Samsung Galaxy S23+ and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. The South Korean tech large has launched a bunch of different smartphones since then and is anticipated to launch many extra later this 12 months.
According to a report by SamLover, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will characteristic a show with a refresh price of 144Hz. Up till this date, Samsung has solely used show panels with refresh charges as much as 120Hz. Even the Galaxy S23 Ultra, a part of the Samsung Galaxy S23 collection, comes with a 120Hz refresh price show. The Galaxy S24 Ultra could possibly be the primary Samsung handset to characteristic a 144Hz show, which ought to supply smoother animation and gaming experiences.
The report suggests a number of different specs of the Galaxy S24 collection as properly. The fashions could possibly be powered by Qualcomm’s but unannounced Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC and are available outfitted with UFS 4.1 storage. The handsets are anticipated besides Android 14-based One UI 6.0. The digital camera items are mentioned to characteristic 200-megapixel sensors with unspecified enhancements and higher zooming capabilities. Since nothing official has but been introduced concerning the Galaxy S24 collection, all these experiences and specs ought to be taken with a pinch of salt.
The chance of Samsung incorporating satellite tv for pc connectivity with the Galaxy S24 collection has additionally been prompt within the report. Earlier this 12 months, TM Roh, president and head of Samsung’s cell expertise enterprise, mentioned in an interview with CNET that it is too quickly to implement the characteristic in Samsung gadgets since satellite tv for pc performance continues to be fairly restricted on smartphones.
“When there is the right timing, infrastructure and the technology [is] ready, then of course for Samsung Galaxy, for our mobile division, we would also actively consider adopting this feature as well,” Roh added.
