Rumors have been circulating that the Samsung Galaxy S24 may be released a little earlier than last year. According to reports, Samsung will release the Galaxy S24 series on January 17th.
It was initially speculated that the phones would be released a month earlier this year. However, it was later clarified that this was referring to a launch that would take place in mid-January, avoiding conflicts with the holidays and the CES trade show. Previously, the date of January 17 was reported.
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The pre-order will run from January 19 to 25. Then, from January 26 to 30, a special “pre-sale” phase will take place, during which pre-orders will be delivered before the phones go on general availability on January 30.
We already have a lot of information about the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, thanks to multiple rumors over the past few months. These rumors include a brighter display, the possibility of a titanium frame, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for increased performance, as well as a significant upgrade in artificial intelligence - something that could give users, like the Google Pixel, a great experience.
It's also possible that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will ditch the curved display, following in Google 's footsteps and ushering in the end of this particular design choice.
Although we still have quite a bit of time until the supposed Galaxy S24 release date, no details have leaked yet.
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Source: tomsguide.com
