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According to a recent report by Sammobile, popular devices from Samsung including Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE and some other old Galaxy devices will no longer get any OS updates

These Samsung phones won't get Android 14 update

According to a recent report by Sammobile, popular devices from Samsung including Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE and some other old Galaxy devices will no longer get any OS updates

According to a recent report by Sammobile, popular devices from Samsung including Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE and some other old Galaxy devices will no longer get any OS updates meaning consumers using these devices will not get the Android 14-based OneUI 6.0 update.
The Galaxy S10 Lite, Galaxy Note 10 Lite, Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip, Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy A22, Galaxy A32, Galaxy A51, and Galaxy A71 are also on the list. The list also includes tablets such as the Galaxy Tab A8, Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite and Galaxy Tab S7 series. According to the same report, the current Galaxy S23 series would be the first to receive Android 14 and One UI 6.0, followed by previous S-series flagships however there is no confirmation on when the update will be available.

Samsung has released three new phones in their S23 lineup - the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra, here is what you need to know.

Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra: First look

Samsung has released three new phones in their S23 lineup - the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra, here is what you need to know.

amsung made a few incremental improvements to its flagship phones in 2022, with the exception of the Galaxy S22 Ultra which essentially saw the return of the Galaxy Note.
This year, we have the new Galaxy S23 series, and these devices have a lot to live up to. Here's our first look at Samsung's latest flagships.
Samsung has released three new phones in their S23 lineup - the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra.
The S23 Ultra is the most powerful model, boasting a new 200MP camera sensor that allows users to zoom or crop photos without compromising on quality.
On top of that, Samsung promises that the 200MP sensor delivers 16X higher resolution images and 1.5X faster auto focus. As for both the standard Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+, they will feature a 50 MP triple camera system with dual-pixel autofocus.
The other big news is that all three phones use a custom version of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. This will be the first time Qualcomm has exclusively provided a faster version of its chipset to an Android smartphone maker. According to Samsung, this version of the SoC offers a whopping 34 percent improvement in CPU performance and a 41 percent increase in GPU performance.
Naturally, the increased speed of the processor is likely to generate greater heat, and it is uncertain to what extent this could affect the S23's sustained performance.
Moving on to battery specifications, you can expect to find a slightly bigger battery in both the regular and the Plus variants. The Galaxy S23 has a 3,900mAh battery and the S23+ model has an even larger 4,700mAh battery, while the S23 Ultra is the biggest of the trio, with a 5,000mAh battery.
The design of the Samsung S23 series hasn't seen much change from last year. However, the most significant alteration has been to the camera layout. The S23 and S23 Plus have replaced the Contour Cut block in the top left corner with individual lenses protruding directly from the phone, similar to the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
There are still rounded edges on the regular and Plus models though, and the S23 Ultra is the only one with a built-in S Pen for those who need to take quick notes or express their creativity through doodles. Unfortunately, Samsung did not include S Pen support for the S23 or S23+. Atleast, the phones come in some new colour options and this green shade on the Ultra is especially nice.
If you're thinking of buying one of these phones, you should do your homework first before taking the plunge. Know that they won't come cheap! We'll be taking a close look at the S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra in the coming days, so make sure you subscribe to the editorji channel &ndash; you won't want to miss it!

Samsung has announced its new 200MP camera sensor

Samsung announces 200MP ISOCELL HP2 sensor

Samsung has announced its new 200MP camera sensor

Samsung has begun mass production of its new 200MP camera sensor, the ISOCELL HP2. This sensor will likely be featured in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, set to launch on February 1st. The sensor has advanced technology for better mobile image quality without larger camera bumps. It includes pixel-binning technology that adapts to lighting levels and Dual Vertical Transfer Gate technology which improves color reproduction and reduces overexposure.

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