Samsung Is All In On Artificial Intelligence With Its New Galaxy S24 Series Smartphones

Source:
Samsung
/
Galaxy
S24
Series

Samsung
has
unpacked
the
latest
iteration
of
its
Galaxy
smartphone,
the
S24
Series,
and
confirmed
the
company
is
all
in
on
Artificial
Intelligence.

Design
Wise
Nothing
Much
Has
Changed

Source:
Samsung
/
Galaxy
S24
Series

Like
the

Z
Fold5
and
Z
Flip5,
when
Galaxy
users
feast
their
eyes
on
the
new
Galaxy
S24
series
and
look
at
their
current
Galaxy
S23
smartphones,
they’re
not
going
to
see
any
massive
design
changes.

The
Galaxy
S24,
for
the
most
part,
is
a
carbon
copy
of
the
previous
model
but
does
boast
some
subtle
design
upgrades.

As
is
the
standard
now
with
Samsung’s
flagship
smartphone,
the
S24
range
comes
in
three
models:
the
S24,
S24+,
and
S24
Ultra.

The
Ultra
remains
the
premium
option,
starting
at
$
1,300;
the
S24+
costs
$1,000,
and
the
S24
will
retail
at
$800.
The
specs
for
the
S24
Ultra
remain
similar
to
the
S23
Ultra
with
a
6.8-inch
display.

The
S24
and
S24+
both
have
bigger
and
brighter
screens
than
the
previous
iterations,
with
6.2
and
6.7-inch
displays
that
can
now
reach
a
peak
brightness
of
2,600
nits,
an
improvement
from
the
S23
and
S23+’s
1,750
nits.

The
S24+
also
now
has
1440p
resolution,
up
from
1080p.

The
Ultra
model
is
also
sturdier
thanks
to
being
built
using
titanium,
a
first
for
the
Ultra
line
of
Galaxy
phones.
At
the
same
time,
the
S24
and
S24+
have
aluminum
frames
with
Corning
Gorilla
Glass
Victus
2
instead
of
Corning
Gorilla
Armor.

Source:
Samsung
/
Galaxy
S24
Series

The
cameras
on
the
phone
don’t
change
either.
They
have
triple-camera
setups,
each
consisting
of
a
50-megapixel
main,
a
12-megapixel
ultrawide,
and
a
10-megapixel
telephoto
with
3x
optical
zoom.

Under
the
hood,
users
will
see
the
most
significant
changes
in
the
Galaxy
S24
series
with
its
new
chipset
and
software
upgrades.

It’s
All
About
Galaxy
AI

Source:
Samsung
/
Galaxy
S24
Series

The
S24
and
S24+
both
use
Qualcomm’s
Snapdragon
8
Gen
3,
while
the
S24
Ultra
uses
a
“customized”
Snapdragon
8
Gen
3.

With
the
new
chipset,
all
the
devices
can
take
advantage
of
Galaxy
AI,
which
was
the
highlight
of
today’s
Unpacked
event.

Like

Google’s
Pixel
8
smartphone,
AI
features
allow
for
some
insane
built-in
photo-editing
tools,
allowing
you
to
easily
move
subjects
around
in
photos.

A
watermark
in
the
lower
left-hand
corner
symbolizes
that
the
photo
has
been
altered
but
can
be
easily
cropped
out.
However,
the
picture’s
metadata
will
still
show
it
was
edited
using
Galaxy
AI.

HDR
photos
can
be
taken
on
third-party
social
apps
like
Instagram
without
using
the
primary
camera
app.

The
Samsung
Notes
app
on
the
phones
can
now
transcribe
your
conversations;
a
new
option
will
allow
the
phone
to
summarize
the
transcription
automatically.

A
new
Live
Translate
feature
allows
for
two-way
and
real-time
call
and
text
translations
of
phone
calls.

Another
feature
called
Circle
to
Search
is
a
byproduct
of
Samsung’s
longstanding
partnership
with
Google
and
will
allow
users
to
“circle,
highlight,
scribble
on,
or
tap
anything
on
the
screen
to
see
helpful,
high-quality
search
results
– redefining
how
Galaxy
users
explore
the
world.
“

Pricing
and
Color
Details

Source:
Samsung
/
Galaxy
S24
Series

Starting
at
$999.99
with
256GB
and
512GB
storage
options
for
the
S24+
and
$799.99
with
128GB
and
256GB
storage
options
for
the
S24,
both
devices
come
in
Onyx
Black,
Marble
Gray,
Cobalt
Violet,
and
Amber
Yellow;
plus,
Jade
Green,
Sapphire
Blue,
and
Sandstone
Orange
only
at

Samsung.com.

Hit
the
gallery
below
for
more
photos
of
the
new
Galaxy
S24
series.