Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra secures NBTC certification; here’s what you need to know

We are nearing the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S24 series which many tipsters have claimed to be on January 17. And as the date comes close, we are hearing more and more about what the upcoming flagship series might feature. In recent times, one of the most interesting rumors claimed that the S24 series might feature the recently teased generative AI model Galaxy AI. But we have just seen a glimpse at this new AI tool by Samsung, and are yet to find out how it might bolster the S24 lineup. But, while we don't have the details, we do know something about this new technology and how it may shape Samsung mobiles in the future. Let us take a look.

Samsung is expected to launch its latest premium smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, in January 2024. Notably, it will compete with the iPhone 15 series and the latest Google Pixel. With the launch set to happen within weeks, various speculations and rumors are circulating about the smartphone's camera, design, AI integration, and most importantly, price. In the latest leak, it is being said that the company is planning to keep the Samsung Galaxy S24 price the same as its predecessor, Samsung Galaxy S23. Yes, indications are that the Galaxy S24 series will be priced similar to the Galaxy S23 series. Check what the current reports say about the Galaxy S24 series price.

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Samsung, the South Korean smartphone giant, is gearing up to announce the premium Samsung Galaxy S24 series in India. However, weeks before the official release, leaked images and video have surfaced online, providing a sneak peek into the design of another smartphone, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A55 5G. The phone is expected to make its debut in global markets soon and is anticipated to feature an Exynos chip. The leaked 5K renders of the phone, in collaboration with OnLeaks, showcase a front design with a center-punch hole camera. The device is speculated to sport a 6.5-inch flat FHD+ OLED 120Hz screen with Gorilla Glass 5 protection. Unlike its predecessor, the handset is likely to have flat sides and could house a triple camera array on the back.

In gearing up for the early release of its flagship devices, Samsung's upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 line has recently secured FCC certification, marking a significant stride by the Korean tech giant. The much-anticipated Unpacked event scheduled for January 17 is poised to reveal not only the Samsung Galaxy S24 and Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus but also the premium-tier flagship Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, set to officially debut in January 2024. While CAD renders have already showcased the Ultra's design, the FCC certification has now disclosed crucial details about its accompanying Samsung S Pen.

The next generation of Samsung Galaxy S series is likely to debut in January 2024. Being this close to the launch means the leaks are also coming in quick succession. The latest leak now suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra might feature a titanium frame, matching its rival iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max in build quality. Alongside, it may also get a flatter display, faster chipset, and an upgraded 50MP 5x telephoto camera. Interestingly, some rumors also suggest that the base Samsung Galaxy S24 and the Galaxy S24 Plus may miss out on these features.

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