Earlier this week, Samsung confirmed the date and time for its first Unpacked event of 2023. Days later, another sack of beans spilled online. Official imagery of Samsung’s Galaxy S23 smartphone has turned up, giving us some idea of what’s changing design-wise.
What’s actually different? Not a whole freaking lot.
Here’s the Galaxy S23
That’s not to say that there are zero changes. Samsung’s design language just hasn’t altered a whole heck of a lot. We’ve seen variations on this theme in Samsung’s S- and A-Series phones for a few years now. But this time, the large camera bump, seen in the Galaxy S22, has been stripped back so the ‘basic’ flagship looks more like the Galaxy S22 Ultra did.
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Otherwise the leaked images, which were first caught by German website WinFuture, also show the various colour options for Samsung’s lineup this year. If things hold true, we should see similar shades across the whole lineup in February.
What wasn’t revealed, however, was what will live inside the Galaxy S23. The Galaxy S23 Ultra, on the other hand, has had all of its features and specs spilled so far. It’s a certain bet that the stock S23 will include the same processor but scaled-back RAM, storage (perhaps), and camera features in order to keep the price down.
Source/Images: WinFuture.de
