Samsung yesterday launched its latest flagship smartphone lineup, the Galaxy S24 series. With that in mind, Samsung Malaysia is now giving discounts of up to RM1600 on its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 series.

Take the road less traveled and reveal your own Malaysian hidden gems with your Samsung Galaxy S series smartphone and you could win a photography trip to Busan, South Korea! Courtesy of Samsung Malaysia Electronics, the ‘Go the S-tra Mile’ contest is available from now until 15 October for 6 mobile photographers with the most creative photos or videos of Malaysia’s hidden gems.

So, how is Samsung's latest flagship series? As usual, we're all curious as to what's new and what has been changed or improved. We only have the launch event as a reference, but here are our first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S23 series.

After months of rumours, speculations and anticipation, Samsung today finally unveiled its latest flagship smartphone lineup, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series. Comprising the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra, the South Korean tech giant said that the lineup marks a new era of Samsung Galaxy's ultimate premium phone experience.

Previously, we reported that the next Galaxy Unpacked is confirmed to be held at 2am Malaysian Time this 2 February, with a live stream of the event available for viewing on Samsung Malaysia’s official website. In conjunction with the launch of the new Galaxy devices, Samsung Malaysia is offering an exclusive RM200 e-voucher when users pre-order the next Galaxy.

With the release of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 series just on the horizon the rumours and leaks are flying thick and fast for the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra. One leakster in particular seems to think that none of these phones will have any starting base storage of 128GB and instead will go from 256GB.

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.