Another Samsung launch event is nearly upon us. The South Korean tech mammoth has blazoned that its coming Unpacked event will take place on February 9th at 10AM ET/ 7AM PT, during which we ’re awaiting to see the sanctioned advertisement of the Galaxy S22, its rearmost flagship phone series. Samsung’s Galaxy S bias are generally its loftiest- speccednon-folding phones, and they ’re generally our first look at trends major smartphone manufacturers will be following for the time.
This being Samsung, still, it’s doubtful that phones will be the only thing blazoned on the 9th. Recent rumors suggest they ’re likely to be joined by a new lineup of Galaxy Tab S8 tablets, which would both succeed the Tab S7 bias that debuted in 2020 as well as adding a new, larger “ Ultra ” ingrained tablet into the blend. There are indeed clamors of a new smart speaker known as the Galaxy Home Mini 2, whose product is bruited to have lately started.
Read on for a complete rundown of everything we ’reexpecting.A new time brings with it a new lineup of flagship Samsung Galaxy S smartphones, which this time is anticipated to correspond of three bias the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra. And thanks to detailed leaks from WinFuture and bookmaker Dohyun Kim, we've a veritably good idea of what their specs are likely to be. In the US, all three of them will reportedly transport with Qualcomm’s rearmost flagship processor, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, while Europe will probably get bias powered by Samsung’s own Exynos 2200 processor — notable for being the first smartphone chip with AMD plates in over a decade, ever since Qualcomm bought AMD/ ATI’s Imageon division and turned it into Qualcomm Adreno plates.
The new Samsung phones will reportedly all point ultrasonic in- display point detectors, although supposedly, formerly again, only the Plus and Ultra will get UWB support to offer full comity with Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag Plus trackers.
The S22 and S22 Plus appear to be straightforward updates of the S21 and S21 Plus, with both featuring veritably analogous designs to last time’s models. That means both should have 2021’s new design language with camera bumps neatly integrated into the top left corner of the reverse of the phone, as well as flat displays featuring centrally acquainted hole- punch notches for their selfie cameras.
According to WinFuture, they also include 120Hz OLED displays that are both0.1 elevation lower than last time( at6.1 and6.6 elevation, independently) but feature advanced peak brilliance of,500 nits and,750 nits, over from,300 nits last time. The handsets themselves are around 5 mm shorter than last time’s models and also appear to be a hair thinner. Rated battery capacity is reportedly a little lower this time at,700 mAh and,500 mAh, independently, so it ’ll be intriguing to see what impact this has on batterylife.When the reverse of thenon-Ultra phones is revealed, we ’re awaiting to see two veritably analogous- looking camera bumps, each containing three cameras. But their specs could be veritably different from what we saw last time, with much advanced resolution main cameras but lower resolution telephotos. This time, WinFuture reports we ’ll see both phones boat with 50- megapixel main cameras, paired with 12- megapixel ultrawides, and 10- megapixel telephotos. Other specs like orifice are astronomically analogous, although the main 50- megapixel detector has gotten a size increase to1/1.56 ”( over from1/1.76 ” last time), while the detector behind the blowup lens is reportedly much lower at1/3.94 ”( down from1/1.72 ”)
This larger main detector may explain why Samsung is promising that these phones will let you “ enjoy the night ” and take “ the stylish and brightest prints and vids you ’ve ever captured with a phone. ”
Both phones will reportedly have 8 GB of RAM and off@aer a choice of 128 or 256 GB of storehouse, just like last time. Available colors include black, white, pink gold, and green, according to WinFuture.
