The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 were just released by Samsung in India and other foreign markets. The rumour mill has already moved on to new information on the Galaxy S23 series, the next premium range, following the release of Samsung’s new foldable devices. Three smartphones from Samsung’s Galaxy S23 series are likely to release. These consist of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G, Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus 5G, and Samsung Galaxy S23 5G model.
Online reports about the premium Galaxy S23 Ultra have begun to surface. According to a recent source, the company has finally verified the specifics of the Galaxy S23 Ultra camera with its key camera partners.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Camera Details
After the release of the Galaxy S23 Ultra next year, Samsung may soon join the group of smartphone manufacturers that introduce products with a 200-megapixel camera. It’s likely that the Galaxy S23 series will debut in January or February 2023. Even though the debut is still a few months away. There have already been numerous leaks reported by the rumour mill. The most recent report is that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will include a 200-megapixel camera. The information was apparently verified by Samsung’s significant camera partners, who will produce the camera’s component parts.
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The Galaxy S23 Ultra will reportedly use Qualcomm’s 3D Sonic Max fingerprint scanning sensor, according to a different rumour. The iQOO 9 Pro 5G and the Vivo X80 Pro both used the same fingerprint scanning technology. It has a sizable scanning sensor underneath the display, one of the quickest for unlocking phones. The Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus may possibly feature the same fingerprint scanning technology, however, this is uncertain.
Additionally, it is likely that all three devices will have Qualcomm’s forthcoming flagship chip, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
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