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Samsung has officially announced that it will hold the Galaxy Unpacked 2023 (Galaxy Unpacked 2023) event on Wednesday, February 1 of this year, where Samsung will launch a series of phones (Galaxy S23) to compete with the upcoming iPhone 15 phones to compete with Google Pixel, which is expected to be launched later in the year. this year.
Samsung didn't provide any details about what it might present at this year's event, but the Galaxy S23 line of phones is expected to be the focus of the event.
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As always when new phone releases are approaching, there are a lot of leaks about new specifications and features that will support them. It is safe to say that Samsung phones (Galaxy S23) will be one of the most important large Android phones in 2023, we compared everything that is new. Other big Android phones of the year.
Today we go beyond our main expectations of the new specifications and features that will support the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 phones:
1- The launch date of the Galaxy S23 phones:
Samsung will launch a line of phones (Galaxy S23) at its annual event in San Francisco on February 1 of next year.
But will the new phone be in stores this month? No, it could be difficult because global supply chains are still struggling and delays could be longer than usual.
But Samsung is already running a promotion for US customers who want to pre-order the phone (Galaxy S23) and computer (Galaxy Book) because if you pre-order a device, you get a $50 Samsung credit when you do that if you pre-order a device, you get a credit Samsung $100. Reserve two devices.
2- Galaxy S23 model and size:
Samsung should follow its usual strategy when launching the (Galaxy S) series, which includes multiple models, each with different specifications and price points, to attract multiple categories of users.
Therefore, the Galaxy S23 series is expected to introduce three new models: Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra, and their sizes range from small to medium to large.
As always, the largest phone in the series (Galaxy S23 Ultra) will support the best technologies such as additional cameras, a large screen and, of course, the S Pen.
The leaked Ice Universe account published a detailed summary of the sizes of the three upcoming phones, claiming that they will not differ from last year's Galaxy S line of phones as the sizes will vary by fractions of a millimeter, and all three models will already be available. Same screen size and resolution as previous phones:
- Galaxy S23: It will have a 6.1-inch screen.
- Galaxy S23 Plus: It will have a 6.6-inch screen.
- Galaxy S23 Ultra: 6.8-inch screen.
3- Design:
A leak from a Dutch website (Nieuwe Mobiel) revealed the designs of two of the upcoming Samsung phones: the S23 Plus and S23 Ultra, with images published by the site showing the designs and colors that they will come with.
The most powerful phone in the series (Galaxy S23 Ultra) shares a design similar to the previous generation (Galaxy S22 Ultra), with some changes because it is based on the Galaxy Note series, which was discontinued in 2020.
The edges of the phone are almost square, and there is a place for the digital pen (S Pen) at the bottom of the phone and the rear camera in a separate circle.
The leaked images reveal that the new phone will be available in four different colors: white, black, light pink and dark green.
When it comes to the design of the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus phones, the design of these two phones differs slightly from the previous generation phones themselves, as the leaked images reveal that the design of these two phones has flatter, not rounded edges. With reversing cams, a separate circuit overlay replaces the reversing cam. Similar to the largest phone in the series (Galaxy S23 Ultra).
Both phones come in the same colors as the larger phones, namely: white, black, light pink, and dark green, with other leaks suggesting that Samsung will offer exclusive additional colors for both phones through its website.
4- The camera:
Leaks so far indicate that the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus models will have the same rear cameras as last year’s phones, with three lenses, the first: a resolution of 50 megapixels, the second: a resolution of 12 megapixels, and the third: a single resolution of 10 megapixels.
(Galaxy S23 Ultra) will contain a quad-lens rear camera; The new main lens will be 200MP for taking great night photos, replacing the phone's 108MP main camera (Galaxy S22 Ultra).
There are two telephoto lenses, each with a resolution of 10 megapixels, and another wide-angle lens (UltraWide).
5- Internal specifications:
It is almost certain that the Galaxy S23 series will be equipped with Qualcomm's latest 4nm process processor (Snapdragon 8 Gen 2), which will provide better and more efficient performance for AI-related tasks.
Akash Palkhiwala, Qualcomm's Chief Financial Officer, confirmed in his financial report for the fourth quarter of 2022 that Samsung's 75% stake in Qualcomm chips in the Galaxy S22 series will increase to reach the global share. The upcoming Galaxy S phones, that is, all models of the S23 series, will use Qualcomm processors.
In previous years, Samsung used its own processors (Exynos) in the European version and Qualcomm in the American version, but this year we witnessed a major change in this policy.
The new device will support 5G networks, and the processor (Snapdragon 8 Gen 2) is the first SoC processor to support Wi-Fi 7 networks thanks to the modem (Snapdragon X70).
In terms of other specifications, the S23 and S23 Plus models are expected to share 8GB of RAM along with 128, 256, or 512GB of internal storage options.
(Galaxy S23 Ultra) comes with 12 GB of RAM and two internal storage options of 256, 512 GB or 1 TB.
In addition, all Galaxy S23 series models will use Android 13 based on the user interface (One UI 5.1).
How do you see the (Unpacked 2023) event?
Those interested can follow Samsung's event on Wednesday, February 1 at 18:00 GMT through the company's official website (Samsungcom) or through its YouTube channel.