Samsung’s highly anticipated flagship, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, has been a subject of speculation despite the company’s limited official statements. Recently, alleged real-life images of the S24 Ultra surfaced, indicating its imminent arrival.
The latest development reveals that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra has received certification from NBTC (reported by MySmartPrice). This certification from Thailand’s National Broadcasting & Telecommunications Commission signifies a crucial step in the path to launching the upcoming Samsung flagship. NBTC certification is mandatory for smartphones intended to be sold within the country.
The recent certification didn’t divulge extensive details beyond the model number SM-S928B/DS assigned to the ‘Galaxy S24 Ultra.’ Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Korea is listed as the manufacturer, and the certification has been officially approved. As for the release date, the latest leak suggests an early 2024 launch schedule for the S24 Ultra.
Anticipation surrounds several expected features of the S24 Ultra. Foremost among these expectations is the inclusion of an improved and contemporary Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. There have been speculations regarding the inclusion of a Titanium frame, and the latest leaks indicate a high likelihood of its presence in the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This structural addition aligns Samsung’s offering in direct competition with the iPhone 15 Pro Max, which boasts a titanium frame.
The recent leak showcasing the purported real-life images of the S24 Ultra strongly suggests a departure from curved displays in favor of a flat display. While the anticipated high-end display features like the AMOLED panel with S-Pen support are expected to persist, this shift in design language marks a significant change for Samsung’s phones. It remains to be seen if this move hints at a gradual phasing out of curved screens, potentially starting with the S24 Ultra.
As for personal expectations from the Galaxy S24 Ultra, there’s anticipation for it to deliver the pinnacle of flagship Android experience, akin to last year’s models. Do you believe it will uphold the standard for the ultimate flagship Android experience? Feel free to express your thoughts and expectations in the comments section.
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