Samsung Leak Exposes New Galaxy S24+ Design Changes
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S24 family of phones is expected to launch in early 2024, but the latest details about the Galaxy S24+ reveal the new design language the South Korean company is bringing to market. Our best look at the flagship comes from @OnLeaks' Steve Hemmerstofer with GizNext. In addition to 360-degree video, the Galaxy S24+ now has 5K versions and sizes.
Note that Samsung will use a 6.7-inch flat screen on the Galaxy S24+ and will continue that flat profile on the back of the phone (sans camera lens, of course). Before us is a flat and angular smartphone with a touch of distortion on the sides and rounded corners, albeit of a small radius.
The main camera consists of three lenses, and the lenses are independent, without an island, without a strap, without grouping them into a large frame like an induction hob. They are separated by three lenses, three isolated raised bezels and an offset built-in LED flash.
We don't have detailed information about the camera system, sensors, lenses or software. It will certainly be in development, but unless its launch is expected before February 2024 (although there are rumors of a possible early January event), there will be plenty of time to complete the software development (and no doubt subsystem details). camera). . to be announced later).
Hemmerstoffer and Sarkar also highlight that the new design language of the S24 family has led to a new placement of the ultra-wideband antenna. UWB has several applications due to its high ability to transmit data over very short distances; It's a great tool for positioning connected devices and works well with geotagging and paired peripherals.
As Samsung celebrates its place as the leading Android phone maker in the US, the company will aim to set standards in early 2024 to continue its dominance.
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