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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra’s biggest camera shift leaks in full

Samsung is bringing significant changes to the camera setup of the Galaxy S24 Ultra. We’ve heard many times that the next Ultra might ditch the conventional 10x camera sensor. In a new leak, a tipster revealed Galaxy S24 Ultra’s biggest camera shift in full!
According to Revegnus, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will have a new 50-megapixel Telephoto camera, featuring 5x optical zoom. The new solution rumored for the Galaxy S24 Ultra has a pixel size of 0.7μm and a sensor size of 1/2.52-inch.
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It replaces the 10-megapixel sensor, which Samsung used in the Galaxy S23 Ultra with a 1.12μm pixel size and 1/3.2-inch sensor size. Notably, this sensor features 10x optical zoom technology, which will be capped to 5x in the upcoming Ultra.
Confirmed ✅
S23U > S24U
The 10x 10MP 1.12μm 1/3.2-inch telephoto has been replaced with a 5x 50MP 0.7μm 1/2.52-inch telephoto.— Revegnus (@Tech_Reve) November 11, 2023
// @Tech_Reve
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 to get screen aspect ratio changes [Cover + Inner]

Samsung will unveil the next-generation foldable phones in the second half of the next year. Meanwhile, a new report reveals that the company is planning a significant upgrade for next year’s Galaxy Z handsets.
According to the info, Samsung will change the screen ratio with the Galaxy Z Fold 6. A blog post on Naver reveals that the next Fold will look different than its predecessor, the Galaxy Z Fold 5.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6 is reportedly codenamed Q6. As Chinese foldables look more premium, the next Galaxy Z Fold will also follow suit with a lighter feel and a useful cover screen.
While aspect ratio for both inner and cover screens is believed to be changed, the report doesn’t say whether it will be wider than the the Galaxy Z Fold 5. As for the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Samsung is said to bring reduced inner screen bezels.
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Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 with Oryon CPU: Qualcomm (with TSMC) making threat to Apple

Qualcomm has been working on the development of the Oryon CPU, which will debut with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 next year. In a new Weibo post, tipster Digital Chat Station revealed that the company’s next Snapdragon chipset is codenamed SUN.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 featuring Oryon CPU features 2+6 architecture. Notably, TSMC is said to produce the chipset on its cutting-edge 3nm fabrication process. The source added that Qualcomm’s Oryon architecture has significantly improved, posing a threat to Apple.
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Apple’s Bionic chipsets have always maintained an edge over its Android rivals, especially the Snapdragon 8 series chips. This year’s A17 Pro is built on a 3nm process, while the next Snapdragon will make use of TSMC’s enhanced 3nm process.
More on Snapdragon 8 Gen 4:
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 specs leaked: Custom ‘Phoenix’ cores, TSMC 3nm process
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 to be made by TSMC, for Galaxy by Samsung
- TSMC to produce 3nm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4: No talks w/ Samsung
// Via
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and S23 Ultra design compared in live images

Samsung is expected to hold the next Unpacked event in January next year. After leaked hands-on, new live images of the Galaxy S24 Ultra have surfaced, showing off design changes over its predecessor.
In the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Samsung is not heavily tweaking the overall look and design. While the display is ditching curved edges, the rear design looks a lot identical to the S23 Ultra, which is hard to compare.
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As you can see in the image showing the phone’s bottom, the speaker grille has ditched the holes in favor of a single linear cutout. The company has also flattened out the bottom of the S Pen.
Notably, the Galaxy S24 Ultra makes use of a titanium frame instead of aluminum, while other models follow the older frame strategy.