The next Galaxy S24 line from Samsung promises to be a significant change compared to previous models: not so much for the design or hardware, but for new features on the way. Although they will return high-resolution cameras, bright screens and snappy performance, this time it seems that the biggest news will concern artificial intelligence. But this doesn’t mean that the technical characteristics don’t matter: in this article, we’ll tell you about them everything we know about Samsung Galaxy S24, from cameras to AI.
Samsung Galaxy S24, features and design: everything we know
The company seems to focus onartificial intelligence as the centerpiece of its new flagship phones, following a trend seen across the tech world. The recent announcement of Galaxy AI, artificial intelligence for mobile devicessuggests that this technology will play a vital role in the Galaxy S24.
Although precise details about the specific capabilities of the Galaxy AI are not known at this time, Samsung has indicated that the AI will focus on communication, productivity and creativity, probably integrating into applications such as phone, messages, S Note and camera, as CNET reports. It is currently unclear whether Samsung will rely on its Bixby assistant for these AI functions.
A concrete example of this integration should be theAI Live Translate Call, which will allow real-time audio and text translations during calls made through the native Samsung phone app. Samsung has mentioned a particular focus on privacy regarding AI features: This could mean that AI will work more on the device than on the cloud.
The brain behind the AI: the technical characteristics of Samsung Galaxy S24
Qualcomm launched it Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 promising a increase in performance by 30% from the CPU and a Faster graphics speed by 25% from the GPU, with an improvement inenergy efficiency 20% and 10% respectively. Furthermore, it is already demonstrating the ability to handle AI loads efficiently. It is expected that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will use this chip worldwide.
This year, Samsung had adopted a Qualcomm chip for its entire lineup. But some reports point out that it could use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy S24 e S24 Plus in the USA, while elsewhere it could adopt it Exynos 2400. Per other sources, only the base model would have an Exynos chip. The first benchmarks, however, suggest that the chip developed by Samsung is slower than that of Qualcomm and Apple’s A17 Bionic. So, Samsung could go for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 down the line.
A. is expected increase in RAM for Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus, up to 12 GB instead of the 8 GB of previous models, the Ultra model could offer it 16 GB. Galaxy S24 standard will offer 256 GB of memory basic, like the other two models.
The basic model battery should have 4.000mAh and fast charging a 25W. The Galaxy S24 Plus battery also increases, up to 4.900mAhwith charging a 45W. The same as S24 Ultra, which confirms the battery from 5.000mAhaccording to Phone Arena.
The cameras of the new models
Not many are expected changes for them cameras of the standard models Galaxy S24but it seems that i sensori da 50 MP of the Galaxy S23 will be retained on the Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus. The remaining sensors 12MP ultrawide/10MP 3x telephoto/12MP selfie they should be similar to the S23 models, albeit different models.
For what concern Galaxy S24 Ultracould maintain the 200MP main camerathe 12MP ultrawide cameras and the selfies are 12 MP. However, it is assumed a larger camera sensor for the Ultra, which will go up to one inch. With the same pixels, this should guarantee a significant improvement in the quality of the shots. Furthermore, they could improve the zoom sensors, with some rumors talking about one variable zoom up to 150x (although other rumors confirm the current 100x) and one hybrid zoom between 3x and 10x with the two telephoto lenses that the Ultra has accustomed us to.
Once again top screens
Regarding the displayit is expected that all models will use AMOLED panels with a update frequency maximum of 120 Hz. However, differences between models are expected regarding theminimal update: 48 Hz for Regular and Plus, while for Ultra a minimum more efficient than 1 Hz.
It seems that the Galaxy S24 Ultra may feature a bright display up to 2,800 nitswhile the S24 Plus could catch up 2.500 nit. Galaxy S24 Plus could see a QHD resolution increase compared to the FHD of the Galaxy S23 Plus, thus distinguishing itself from the basic Galaxy S24.
Furthermore, Samsung could be reduce screen bezels according to rumors coming from various leakers and it is hoped that the panel will become more resistant thanks to a new type of tempered glass.
Samsung Galaxy S24 features: design and color
Although there are not yet the exact names of each shade of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra range, Android Headlines showed the colors in the render above. There will be an elegant shade graphitealong with some sort of color light beigein addition to the availability of colors giallo e viola. This selection is reminiscent, in a way, of the colors offered for the standard Galaxy S24. The Galaxy S24 will be offered in the shades of Black Onyx, Amber Yellow, Marble Gray and Cobalt Purplealthough the Ultra’s shades appear darker.
Release date and possible prices
In all likelihood, the upcoming Galaxy S24 series is expected to make its debut in a Galaxy Unpacked event, scheduled for January or February 2024. Although some rumors speak of an early launch to compete with the iPhone 15 at the beginning of the year. If confirmed, this would indicate a presentation at the beginning of January, perhaps already at CES. Other rumors speak of a launch to Jan. 18 during an event in San Jose, California.
As for prices, there is no official information yet, but it is assumed that Samsung will maintain the current prices: from 979 euro for Galaxy S24, from 1.229 euro for the S24+ model and from 1.479 euro for the Ultra model. Although there is no official confirmation at the moment.
We will keep you updated for further updates: it seems that the launch will be imminent.
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