Fresh Samsung Galaxy S24 leak reveals chipset and S Pen details
More details emerge
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We could be just a month and a bit away from the launch of theSamsung Galaxy S24series, and the leaks keep on coming – with the newest batch giving us some more information about the chipsets and accessories these handsets will come with.
As perAndroid Authority, a selection of phones with model numbers that purportedly line up with the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra just passed through Federal Communications Commission (FCC) registration in the US.
FCC registration is a compulsory process before gadgets can go on sale in the US, so we know these phones must be launching soon. What’s more, the documentation gives us a few more hints about the internal specs.
The filings mention a Qualcomm modem, which typically means a Qualcomm processor as well – which would apparently confirm that the Galaxy S24 phones are going to come fitted with theSnapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, at least in the US.
The S Pen is mightier
Another detail that has been teased out of the FCC documents is a mention of the S Pen that’s going to accompany the Ultra model, as it has previous editions of the most expensive phone in the range going back to theSamsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.
As spotted byMySmartPrice(viaSamMobile), there’s actually a diagram included in the FCC filing that shows off the stylus. Before you get too excited though, it’s more or less identical to the one that came with the Galaxy S23 Ultra, so no surprises there.
Most sources are pointingtowards January 17as being the date whenSamsungunveils the Galaxy S24 phones, and by the time that date rolls around we’ll probably know everything there is to know about the upcoming smartphones.
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They’re nowpopping upin the listings of various regulators across the world, and while those listings don’t reveal too much about the specs or features of the devices, they’re clear evidence that Samsung’s next flagship phone launch is on schedule.
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