Let’s unzip it Samsung has opened the package, can we? The South Korean tech giant is about to release its next hot Android phone, the Galaxy S24, and this time it’s taking a circuitous route by claiming its next-generation smartphone is one of the first truly “artificial intelligence phones.”
After decompression it will be live streaming From Samsung’s official YouTube channel or its website. You can watch on Wednesday, January 17 starting at 1pm ET or 11am PT. As is customary this time of year, we’ll be hearing plenty of leaks about the Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra at this point (although their debuts come a week earlier than past Unpacked events). Of course, we recommend you visit Gizmodo as we’ll be providing some of the latest coverage and analysis.
What can we expect to see at Unpacked 2024?
This time, however, we want to hear more about Touting “Galaxy AI” and more information about the new phone range, so expect there to be a lot of talk about software features before we get the full phone specs list.
Samsung’s next flagship may be software-heavy, but that doesn’t mean it won’t Galaxy phone hardware is about to get some big changes.First, the S24 Ultra is expected to look different going forward Has a flatter design.Not only that, the company’s most expensive smartphone will also get a comprehensive upgrade iPhone 15 Pro and Anticipated titanium frame.The flagship’s cameras will also get additional upgrades Long distance ISOCELL zoom, has confirmed this directly from Samsung.We also expect it to feature the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, the same chip also Improve their ability to handle artificial intelligence on certain devices.
Samsung is moving closer to Google in many artificial intelligence-enhanced features, and the company’s phones can go head-to-head with Google. Pixel 8 at the company’s massive all-Android CES booth last week.Google is also there to promote future Android AI features, such as Duet Smart Compose supported in Gmail and other Google apps.
What will be most interesting is what non-Google AI apps Samsung will try to promote on its own devices. At CES, Samsung promoted future artificial intelligence features, such as automatic, near-instantaneous translation.Personally, I had trouble using Google’s own Instant Translate feature google pixel fold When traveling to Japan abroad. It’s slow, and its connection to Assistant makes it much more difficult to use than it needs to be. If this feature could run on devices, it would be a huge improvement for easy language understanding.
