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Although the Samsung Galaxy S23 series is still some time away from launch, the Internet is already worried about its possible heating issues. Tipster Ice Universe found some disappointing scores from the Geekbench results, which leads to the theory that Samsung may have reduced heat sinks on the Galaxy S23 trio to cut costs.

We expect the Samsung Galaxy S23 series to debut latest by early February. However, there might be a small delay for one reason. According to a reputable tipster, Samsung is having a hard time deciding a price point for the series.

These days, the smartphones in our pockets can do so much. It's more or less replaced handheld digital cameras, and one day it might even replace video cameras. We're not there yet, but that's not stopping Samsung from improving the Galaxy S23 series' video recording features.

If Samsung’s previous smartphone release cycle is anything to go by, its upcoming flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series will launch in February 2023. Well, two of the devices within the lineup have recently popped up on the FCC website, revealing some of their spec details.

Previously, we had heard the news of Samsung getting a specially-made Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip for the Galaxy S23 series. Until now, we have a new update on it. It's reported that Samsung Foundry will be making the boosted flagship chip. 

After the introduction of satellite connectivity by both Apple and HUAWEI in their latest smartphones, it looks like the feature would also be coming to next year's Samsung Galaxy S23 lineup. This is according to a report from South Korea which claims that Samsung is currently working on transmitting text messages and low quality images via satellite.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra aims to become the brightest phone in the industry when it launches. According to the latest information, the phone's display can reach 2,200 nits of peak brightness, surpassing what every current device has.

Samsung Galaxy S23 series is certainly getting powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. However, new information has arrived claiming that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip on the Galaxy devices would be different than the one on the other flagships. 

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is expected to bring upgrades to several departments, from the processor to the camera setup. However, the latest information arrives by claiming that there could be a downgrade for the base Galaxy S23 as part of the company's cost-cutting strategy.

Qualcomm has revealed that its Snapdragon mobile processor lineup will be used by Samsung in its upcoming flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series. Moreover, Qualcomm also revealed that the Galaxy S23 series will be Snapdragon-exclusive, meaning that Samsung won’t be utilising its in-house Exynos chipsets for the flagship series next year.