An earlier claim suggested Samsung would introduce the Galaxy S24 series in January, but a current report confirmed this.
Korean news outlet Biz SBS says that Samsung will conduct its next Galaxy Unpacked announcement event in the US on January 17. Ice Universe suggests the January 18 start date variation is due to the US–China time zone difference.
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Samsung allegedly intends to increase revenue with the introduction of the Galaxy S24, given the recent deceleration in semiconductor sales.
Additionally, Samsung is scheduled to introduce the Galaxy S23 FE in South Korea on December 1 for €570. Since 2020, this is the first time a Galaxy S FE model has been offered in Samsung’s domestic market.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra will arrive with the Snapdragon 8 Generation 3 for the Galaxy, which boosts CPU speed. The SoC’s Geek bench debut showed 3.4 GHz prime cores, 3.15 GHz clusters, 2.96 GHz cores, and 2.27 GHz cores.
One variant with 12 GB of RAM and one UI 6.1 OS out of the box was disclosed in the listing. Additionally, it is possible that a GPU could be overclocked; nevertheless, this remains to be seen.
Samsung plans to integrate AMD FSR (Fidelity FX Super Resolution) compatibility into the S24 family to improve gaming. This upscales game FPS without hardware saturation. Although predominantly present on AMD’s most recent gaming GPUs, it is also compatible with older Nvidia cards manufactured by competitors.. This means that the Galaxy S24 Ultra may run PC games like the iPhone 15.
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