The Samsung Galaxy S23 line of phones is not expected until February, yet there has been a lot of buzz surrounding these phones – now, it is reported that these phones will come in what are being referred to as ‘signature colors’.
Speculation suggests Samsung may have delayed the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and its siblings in early February, but the mid-month reveal appears to align with another more recent rumor claiming pricing issues with the devices could have caused Samsung to stick to its typical launch timeline preceding the February 27 start of the 2023 Mobile World Congress..
SamMobile, known for its accuracy in predicting details regarding Samsung products, reports that the company’s signature colors will be used mainly in marketing and promotional materials.
The Galaxy S23, it will reportedly be available in green; the Galaxy S23 Plus in light gold/pink gold; and the Galaxy S23 Ultra in pink. Other color options will be available across all three models.
Rumors
Based in South Korea and ahead of Europe and the US in time zones, Samsung hosting a Galaxy Unpacked event on the evening of February 1 makes sense. Rumours of a later date in February for the phones’ unveiling, possibly referring to their sale, have been circulating.
The well-known tipster Ice Universe has leaked that the launch date for the Galaxy S23 is Wednesday, February 1, with February 2 being the expected date for “most of the world”.
Design and Internal Configurations
Until Samsung officially reveals the Samsung Galaxy S23, we won’t know for sure – but if we take all the rumors into consideration, it appears not much is changing in terms of design compared to the 2022 models.
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We have already had glimpses of the upcoming Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra models, and their designs appear to be similar to the previous phones. It appears, however, that the regular and Plus models might be taking the extruded camera design of the Ultra.
The Galaxy S23 series is expected to be powered by upgraded Snapdragon and possibly Exynos chips, offering improved performance. Additionally, the phones are likely to come pre-installed with the latest version of Android.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 may replicate the iPhone 14’s satellite connectivity, providing an additional option for users should Wi-Fi or cellular connections be unavailable. For capturing images and videos, the S23 should have improved rear cameras compared to its predecessors.
From the Galaxy S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra, we can expect higher clock speeds from the exclusive S23 processor for smoother 8K video, as well as improved night shots due to the 200MP main sensor and advanced computational photography algorithms on the S23 Ultra.
