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Someone has put the Galaxy S24 Ultra next to the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The former's titanium chassis gives the smartphone a unique sheen. Samsung has also tweaked some minor design parameters of its upcoming flagship.

According to new reports, Samsung has finalised specifications for its first 1-inch format camera sensor. Reportedly outputting at 200 MP, the unnamed sensor will provide 0.8 μm wide pixels and 4x in-sensor zoom, among other features.

Samsung is addressing a gap in its portfolio with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE, attempting to bridge the significant price difference between the US$799.99 Galaxy Tab S9 and the more budget-friendly Galaxy Tab A8. This, however, comes with certain compromises.

Samsung is now rolling out One UI 6 to another half-a-dozen devices. New devices eligible for Android 14 upgrades include the Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE series, as well as three more Galaxy A handsets.

Full specifications for one of Samsung's next Galaxy A smartphones have appeared online, courtesy of a reliable leaker. The leak leaves little to the imagination for the Galaxy A25 5G, which may not be available until the first week of January 2024 despite rumours of a launch later this month.

Samsung plans to use a Sony IMX sensor as the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus' primary camera. It is said to be called the IMX890 for Galaxy and will be used exclusively by Samsung.

Those wanting to give their Galaxy S23 Ultra something that nearly resembles Galaxy S24 Ultra can do so now. The official render images of the Samsung flagship in four colors, which appeared in the latest leak, also provided new titanium wallpapers that are available seperately for download in high quality.

Samsung looks set to give the Galaxy S24 series a solid upgrade in thermal performance. A new rumor points to big increases in the size of the vapor chambers the company has planned for the forthcoming devices.

The Galaxy S24 series remains over a month away from its expected launch date. In the meantime, the FCC has certified all models, as well as a new S Pen for the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Unusually, the FCC has shown what the latter's stylus looks like ahead of its official introduction too.

The most comprehensive leak of the Samsung Galaxy S24 series has turned up online courtesy of Windows Report. Not only has the website shown the handset in official press shots, but it has also detailed various key specifications. As expected, Samsung has removed the 10x telephoto camera from the next Ultra, which it has replaced with a 50 MP and 5x optical sensor.

DSCC's Ross Young, a well-known analyst, says Samsung plans on increasing the Galaxy Z Flip6's cover display size. It will now span a colossal 3.9 inches, making it the largest ever on a Galaxy Z Flip device.

Ice Universe has confirmed that the Galaxy S24 series will not get a memory upgrade. The Galaxy S24+ and Galaxy S24 Ultra will get a max of 12 GB, with no 16 GB variant in sight for the latter.

Samsung is laying the groundwork to release the Galaxy S24 Ultra, its next premier smartphone. With the company now receiving approval to sell the handset in more countries, the NBTC in Thailand has confirmed that the Galaxy S24 Ultra is the SM-S928. The same device has popped up on the Safety Korea database, too.

A famous X leaker says that Samsung will ditch the Exynos branding starting next year. Upcoming mid-range and flagship SoCs will be called different versions of Dream Chip.

Samsung continues to move towards using 'AI' to distinguish its smartphones from their peers. Based on new intellectual property office applications, Samsung wishes to trademark the terms 'AI Phone' and 'AI Smartphone' just in time for the release of the Galaxy S24 series.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra is discounted on Amazon thanks to its Cyber Monday sale. Its 256 GB variant can be had for as low as US$873 and the 512 GB version for US$1,099.

Unofficial concept renders of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra have been shared on social media, with a tipster claiming they are “100% real” in terms of final design. However, another well-known leaker has taken some potshots at the S24 Ultra design shown in the images while showing off several partial shots of the purported real flagship smartphone for comparison.

Samsung has stepped up the pace with its One UI 6 rollout. Having issued a new release schedule earlier this week, the company has now started upgrading the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra to its Android 14-based OS. Stable One UI 6 updates are now available for the Galaxy A34 and Galaxy M33, the second and third mid-range devices to move up from One UI 5 builds.

The first hands-on photos of the Galaxy S24 Ultra have appeared online. Likely an engineering prototype sporting the device's final design, the images outline a few expected changes from the current Galaxy S23 Ultra, including Samsung's adoption of a flat display finish.

Samsung has unveiled another Maison Margiela-themed foldable a few months after renewing its partnership with Thom Browne. The Galaxy Z Flip5 Maison Margiela Edition comes with some unique accessories, as well as a distinctive back cover design.

Samsung has returned with a new One UI 6 release schedule for numerous devices. This time, the company has included over 40 devices on its Android 14 upgrade rollout list stretching into February 2024.

Early images of the Galaxy Book4 series have surfaced online before Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked event. Reportedly due in early 2024, the Galaxy Book4 series is expected to consist of the Galaxy Book4, Galaxy Book4 360, Galaxy Book4 Pro, Galaxy Book4 Pro 360 and Galaxy Book4 Ultra.

Samsung has released its Android 14 update to more devices. Starting in the US, One UI 6 should now be available to additional flagships, plus the first of Samsung's mid-range product stack.

The first signs of the next Galaxy M5 model have appeared online. Courtesy of numerous Geekbench listings, it seems that Samsung plans to move away from its in-house Exynos chipset for the Galaxy M55 5G, which will utilise the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 instead.

Reportedly, Samsung has now informed South Korean media about various launch details for the Galaxy S24 series. For now, the company is expected to debut the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus and the Galaxy S24 Ultra during the third week of January alongside fourth-generation Galaxy Book laptops.

According to new leaks, Samsung will launch the successor to the Galaxy A24 4G in less than a month. Rumoured to arrive in three colours as the Galaxy A25 5G, the handset is expected to feature a 120 Hz AMOLED display, among other hardware improvements.

The Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus are thought to launch with what Samsung might call the best and most powerful chipset it has ever made in the Exynos 2400. The SoC's projected bragging rights are also now believed to include production using FOWLP, a cutting-edge technique tipped to enhance bandwidth and performance by up to 15% in chips that take up to 40% less space.

Samsung has quietly begun upgrading the Galaxy S22 series to One UI 6. Distributed as 'DWK4', the update brings Android 14 to Samsung's older flagships, the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus and Galaxy S22 Ultra.

Samsung has released new updates for its Camera Assistant and Expert RAW apps. Principally aimed at the Galaxy S23 series, the updates are also available for a few other recent flagships. While Camera Assistant 2.0.00.0 introduces several improvements, the latest version of Expert RAW enables an ND Filter mode.

Samsung has pulled its One UI 6 release schedule for over 30 devices. The Android 14-based update should have been landing on new devices shortly, but it remains exclusive to the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra for now.

Samsung's next trio of flagship Android smartphones are alleged to have appeared on Twitter/X in advance of their launch - albeit possibly in the form of non-working demo units. The new leak purports to confirm each top-end S24-series variant's design upgrades - or almost total lack thereof, that is. Then again, another tipster purports to debunk these new live images.

Official-looking render images of the Galaxy xCover7 have leaked online, likely a few months before Samsung refreshes its rugged smartphone series. Reputedly, the Galaxy xCover7 could be a Galaxy A55 in disguise, which is expected to showcase the Samsung Exynos 1480 chipset.

Samsung has revealed that over 30 devices will soon receive their first One UI 6 stable updates. Based on Android 14, One UI 6 will reach Galaxy A, Galaxy Z and Galaxy S smartphones, plus one Galaxy Tab tablet.

According to new reports, Samsung could be developing two successors to the Galaxy Z Flip5 aimed at different price points. Supposedly, the Galaxy Z Flip6 and Galaxy Z Fold6 will be joined next year by a third model priced at between US$400 and US$500.

It appears that Samsung is preparing to launch a cheaper alternative to the Galaxy Watch6 series. Leaked press images of the Galaxy Fit3 have now surfaced online, in which the forthcoming fitness tracker can be seen from multiple sides.

With Galaxy AI, Samsung aims to offer the most comprehensive artificial intelligence available on any smartphone and, among other things, translate phone calls in foreign languages to break down language barriers. Samsung's AI offensive will kick off at the beginning of 2024, apparently alongside the Galaxy S24.

Samsung's latest custom stylus is touted to deliver a more natural, comfortable writing experience to tablet or smartphone users. It has many of the same specs and features as the S Pen found in a new Galaxy S23 Ultra; however, the OEM implies that it induces less fatigue over time due to its dedicated electronic pen design. In short, it is backed to become the US' new non-Apple Apple Pencil.

Samsung is likely still a few months away from releasing a Galaxy A24 successor. Nonetheless, the Samsung Galaxy A25 has already been certified for sale in the US, with the FCC revealing a few specifications in the process. Official images of the upcoming mid-range smartphone have now surfaced too.

A new report sheds light on Samsung's upcoming AR/VR goggles codenamed Project Infinite. It will be jointly developed by Samsung, Google and Qualcomm and unveiled sometime in H2 2024.

According to a report, Samsung will soon follow Apple and Xiaomi in mass-producing titanium frames for its premier smartphone. Available exclusively on the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the titanium frame is rumoured to be slightly lighter than its outgoing aluminium counterpart, although not by much.

According to a renowned leaker, Samsung has managed to achieve symmetrical bezels on the upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra. To be joined by a new slimmer front-facing camera design, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is also rumoured to launch in a special gold colour option with a matching mid-frame. The same leaker has reiterated an earlier rumour about colour options for the smaller Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus, too.

Qualcomm has now confirmed rumours about the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. As expected, not all Galaxy S24 models will launch with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. Instead, Samsung will use next year's Galaxy S smartphones to showcase the return of its own flagship Exynos chipset.

Ice Universe has confirmed that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy will get an overclocked GPU. It will operate at roughly 100 MHz higher than the Adreno 750 found on the regular Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.

The 11-inch variant of Samsung's previous-gen Android tablet is closing in on the US$500 mark as Amazon has introduced its biggest discount thus far on the Galaxy Tab S8 WiFi model with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and 128GB of mass storage.

The first sightings of the Samsung Galaxy Book4 series have emerged online. Leaking roughly three months before their release, the Galaxy Book4 series appears to contain five devices, all with improved wireless connectivity.

Various specifications for the Galaxy A15 5G have turned up online. Purportedly, Samsung will equip the Galaxy A15 5G with a mid-range MediaTek chipset, among other hardware. Pricing for the Galaxy A15 5G has leaked too.

Samsung has revealed various AI camera features that are included within One UI 6. Rolling out now to the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra, the changes should be available across all eligible Galaxy devices, excluding the latter's new resolution switcher.

Samsung has detailed which devices will soon receive One UI 6, its Android 14-based updates. Surprisingly, it appears that Samsung has extended the rollout to the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 series for their fourth major OS update.

A renowned leaker has shared what appear to be the first case designs relating to the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Likely arriving in three months alongside the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus, Samsung's next 'Ultra' flagship will be difficult to tell apart from the current Galaxy S23 Ultra.