Samsung Galaxy S24 is expected to launch with a lot of funky colours.
Samsung will announce the Galaxy S24 series in seven colours, according to the leak.
The smartphone could feature a symmetrical black bezel.
Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphones have been surfacing on the internet through leaks as well as some official announcements. Samsung announced the Galaxy S23 series in February and now it’s just a few months before the new Samsung Galaxy S24 series arrives. According to the reports, Samsung’s smartphones have done really well and led the market in Q3 this year.
In the latest leak by a reliable tipster, Samsung Galaxy S24 is expected to launch with a lot of funky colours. The tipster also tipped Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra’s colour option and design.
According to Ice Universe on X, Samsung will announce the Galaxy S24 series in seven colours, which are Black, Gray, Violet, Blue, Orange, Yellow, and Green. Furthermore, the tipster added that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will be offered in a ‘Golden’ colour with a golden frame.
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He also mentioned some design changes in the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. The smartphone could feature a symmetrical black bezel. Along with that, the punch hole might also be slightly different. It is expected to be smaller and moved down.
In another development, a report by The Elec has confirmed the processor in the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. It stated that the upcoming smartphone series will feature Qualcomm and Exynos processors, as revealed by Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy S24 series could support Ultra HDR: Here’s what to expect
Additionally, the smartphone was previously tipped to support Ultra HDR by the same tipster. It is a new feature in Android 14, which lets you capture videos and photos in high-quality format. All three alleged Galaxy S24 models could feature the Ultra HDR support.
The display of the Galaxy S24 series lineup is also expected to see an upgrade. It is rumoured to have 2500 nits of peak brightness, which is a 42% increase if we compare it to the Samsung Galaxy S23 series.
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