News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Rumour review

Samsung is set to unveil its latest flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series this 2 February and ahead of the launch, more alleged leaks are coming out regarding the lineup. The latest of which is in regard to the SoC under the hood, which would be a custom version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is set to be released this 2 February and we just got confirmation that the series will be the first to utilise the latest generation of Gorilla Glass. Announced in a statement yesterday (26 January 2023), Corning said that the next Galaxy flagship devices are set to feature Gorilla Glass Victus 2.

Samsung is set to unveil the Samsung Galaxy S23 series this 2 February and it seems that the closer we are to the release, the more alleged leaks are coming out. The latest of which is regarding the series’ displays, whereby they are all touted to feature 1750 nits max brightness.

Samsung is set to release the Samsung Galaxy S23 series this 2 February and to hype up the launch, the company has released a few teasers on what to expect. These include a new promo video which alludes to the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s ‘Space Zoom’ and night photography capabilities.

Based on Samsung’s usual release cycle, the South Korean tech giant will most probably launch the Samsung Galaxy S23 series in February next year. Well, we may not have to wait long to get a glimpse of the device lineup though, as alleged leaked promo images have emerged to showcase the Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23’s designs.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is expected to be released in early 2023 and based on reports coming from South Korea, it will be featuring an upgrade in the camera department. In fact, the main camera will be upgraded to feature a whopping 200MP, the first significant improvement in some 4 years.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is not set for release until early 2023, but details and specs of the upcoming flagship have been in the rumour mills for a while now. The latest of which is regarding the telephoto cameras, whereby the series will allegedly reuse the same cameras found on its predecessors.