Samsung Galaxy S24 series might mimic iPhone 15 Pro
The new flagship series developed by Samsung, the Galaxy S24, could replicate a crucial feature of the iPhone 15 Pro.
As the world gears up for 2024, the tech community is abuzz with speculation about Samsung's Galaxy S24 lineup. Recent reports suggest that Samsung might be following a trend set by Apple and consider introducing a titanium chassis for this upcoming flagship series.
According to insights from renowned tech analyst Revengus, Samsung is contemplating utilizing titanium for the construction of the Galaxy S24 series. This means that the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and the Galaxy S24 Ultra could potentially sport robust titanium frames. Drawing parallels, Apple has already integrated a titanium frame into their high-end iPhone 15 series models. This move by Samsung seems to be a step towards matching, if not exceeding, industry standards.
Samsung Galaxy S24 series might mimic iPhone 15 Pro
The analyst further elaborated that while the base model's titanium frames might be manufactured in Samsung's South Korean facility, the frames for the Galaxy S24+ and Galaxy S24 Ultra might be outsourced to partner companies. Given titanium's lightweight properties compared to steel, these premium phones could be lighter than their predecessors. Apple's transition to titanium aimed to reduce the iPhone's weight, considering steel's heftiness. While the weight difference in the new Samsung phones might not be drastically different, the inclusion of titanium could serve as a key selling point for the brand.
In a twist, another tech pundit, Ice Universe, weighed in on the discussion, suggesting that only the Galaxy S24 Ultra might feature the titanium frame. However, with the official launch of the Galaxy S24 series expected in early 2024, only time will confirm these speculations.
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