The Galaxy S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra have almost no more secrets. The smartphones leaked through Samsung promotional visuals and videos.
It is today Wednesday, February 1, 2023 that Samsung officially announces the new series of smartphones of its main range: les Galaxy S23. Over the past few months, numerous leaks have provided us with essential information on the technical specifications and design of the three expected models. And a few hours before their formal presentation by the South Korean brand, leaker Evan Blass reveals even more.
In a series of tweets, Blass posts photos and videos of the Galaxy S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra, confirming their design. These are communication documents from Samsung, which explain certain features of the mobiles. For example, we have a video highlighting the protective glass of smartphones, another focusing on the storage of the S23, or even a focus on the main 200 MP photo sensor of the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Galaxy S23: there you go, we already know almost everything!
Several visuals also confirm that the Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with an S Pen stylus, and that it natively has a slot to store it, like the Galaxy Note of the time. Samsung also insists on other elements, such as performance for gaming or the ease of switching to One UI while keeping all its data from another device.
Evan Blass even shared the technical sheets of the three references, thus corroborating what we already knew regarding them and consolidating the idea that Samsung will not change much with this generation. Note, however, that we will finally be entitled to a Qualcomm chip (the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2) instead of an Exynos SoC.
According to other indiscretions, the night mode of the Galaxy S23 Ultra also promises to be breathtaking. Samsung will emphasize this feature during the conference and in its subsequent communication, and it would not be an exaggeration of the manufacturer, according to several informed sources. We can’t wait to get it in our hands to put it to the test ourselves, head over to PhonAndroid for announcement coverage and then product testing!
Source : Evan Blass
