Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will maintain the rectangular design of the Galaxy S22 Ultra and focus on other improvements. At least that’s what a trusted guide usually assumes Ice world Outside. According to them, the upcoming Ultra will have a width of 0.1mm or 0.2mm, but it will retain 8.9mm depth, a 5,000mAh battery and a 6.8-inch screen with 1440 x 3088 pixels.
Fits square shape Galaxy S22 UltraIt also accommodates the built-in S Pen in addition to the large battery. The technical change in the Galaxy S23 Ultra will certainly be a new chipset, possibly the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 from Qualcomm. The developments in the user interface will be reflected in Samsung’s One UI 5.
Another big issue is the new problem 200MP camera sensor, ISOCELL HP2. Can use 0.6 µm pixels. The rest of the cameras are said to remain the same – 3x, 10x and ultrawide, with adjustments to be made to the respective sensors.

Twitter user Sirion Acadian He sees at least some aspects in a different light. It assumes five important updates for the Galaxy S23 Ultra:
“1. Battery life is significantly improved by 50% better than the S22 Ultra.
2. The thinnest symmetrical edges ever.
3. 80W charger to charge the phone from zero to a hundred in about 30 minutes.
4. Add AppLock outside the home panel secure folder.
5. The shutter lag has been greatly reduced. “
Given that upload speed has been Samsung’s biggest weakness for years, upgrading here would be an obvious choice. On the other hand, a 50% longer runtime seems unlikely because the predecessor lasted so long. Even with a brand new Galaxy Z Fold 4 A cell with a capacity of only 4400 mA is installed. Such leaps would be conceivable only if Samsung significantly increased the battery capacity.

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