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Samsung to ‘greatly’ optimize Galaxy S23 Ultra camera in June 2023

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Samsung Galaxy S23 series may be getting another camera focussed software update in June 2023. A reliable source, who often compares the camera performance of the S23 Ultra and keeps a solid track record has claimed that the company is working on optimization.

With the April 2023 OTA, the company fixed various camera-related issues on the Galaxy S23 series. In June 2023, Samsung will reportedly release another big update for the Galaxy S23 Ultra (S23 and S23 Plus too), which will greatly optimize the camera.

According to IceUniverse, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is undergoing “in-depth optimization.” The same source earlier claimed that the new software will release in late May or early June in order to further optimize the camera on the S23 Ultra.

In addition, the tipster’s Tweet mentions that the South Korean tech giant has changed its firmware update strategy this year. As a result, it will now “greatly optimize the camera.” This software is expected to begin rolling out for the S23 series in June 2023 along with the newest security patch.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Camera June 2023

Here’s what could happen

With its June 2023 OTA, Samsung could fix the HDR vignetting problem, which causes pictures damaged from the edges in certain scenarios. The Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus users are still facing the “bananagate,” blurry pictures problem which should also be fixed with the next OTA.

Notably, the S23 Ultra is equipped with a huge 200-megapixel HP2 camera, which delivers stunning results. However, users want visible and practical benefits of having a phone with such a massive resolution image sensor installed under the hood.

To fulfill it, Samsung is reportedly testing the 2x zoom mode on Portrait mode and video. It will use 50-megapixel resolution of the S23 Ultra’s 200-megapixel camera, as part of offering lossless closeup portrait shots. Follow our socials, we will keep you updated.

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James is the lead content creator on Sammy Fans and mostly works on Samsung's firmware section. His first phone was the Galaxy S4 and continues to get new S series devices. Most of the time, James tries to learn about new technologies and gadgets but he also sneaks a bit of free time to nearby rivers and nature.

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Galaxy S25 Ultra: Brief look at design decisions of Samsung Ultras

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra design will be revealed soon. Meanwhile, a trusted source leaked the design dimensions of the next Samsung Ultra. The input suggests S25 Ultra will be the thinnest Ultra model in years.

IceUniverse disclosed the design dimensions of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The dimensions could measure 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2 mm. For your information, the dimensions of the Galaxy S24 Ultra are 162.3 x 79.0 x 8.6 mm.

Galaxy S Ultra models have always been known for their design, and Samsung’s S25 Ultra is no exception. As the possible dimensions floated, we now have a closer look and compare it to previous models in the series.

Samsung’s upcoming S25 Ultra could be slightly smaller than the S24 Ultra, measuring 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2 mm. This strategic design decision will be making the phone more comfortable to hold and use with one hand.

Here is a list comparing the dimensions of the S25 Ultra to previous models:

  • Galaxy S20 Ultra 166.9 x 76.0 x 8.8 mm
  • Galaxy S21 Ultra 165.1 x 75.6 x 8.9 mm
  • Galaxy S22 Ultra 163.3 x 77.9 x 8.9 mm
  • Galaxy S23 Ultra 163.4 x 78.1 x 8.9 mm
  • Galaxy S24 Ultra 162.3 x 79.0 x 8.6 mm
  • Galaxy S25 Ultra 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2 mm

One UI 7.1

Galaxy S24 Ultra ditched the conventional curved design approach. Therefore, the S25 Ultra will surely debut a flat display. Overall, the upcoming smartphone will be a sleek and stylish device that is sure to turn heads.

Despite reducing thickness, the S25 Ultra will continue to boast S Pen with a dedicated silo. The battery will also feature a 5000mAh capacity, supporting 45W fast charging. The camera department is also getting upgraded with two new sensors.

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iPhone 16 to pack ARM V9 chip to counter Samsung’s AI lead

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Apple iPhone 16 uses ARM V9 chip architecture, eyeing AI market, FT reports. The new iPhone models are said to use next-generation chip based on Arm’s latest design architecture to adapt features derived from artificial intelligence.

The Cupertino-based tech giant is scheduled to launch the iPhone 16 on Monday, September 9. iPhone 16’s Pro and Pro Max variants will use new A18 chipset. The company is reportedly opting for SoftBank-owned ARM’s new V9 chip design.

It’s worth noting that Apple uses ARM V9 architecture in M4 processors for MacBook. Google and Samsung aggressively innovating the mobile AI segment. Both companies continue to ship their flagship phones with new AI tricks and features.

Apple is facing multi-sided heat, with the Chinese market continuing to decline. Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series also secured impressive response pushed by AI capabilities. The iPhone maker doesn’t want to lag behind its rivals in the AI Phone market.

Apple Intelligence

iPhones getting on-device AI features given Apple’s partnership with OpenAI. There were rumors that Google is in contact to debut Gemini AI on iPhones. However, the deal hasn’t been finalized due to unforeseen reasons.

Apple Intelligence is Apple’s answer to Samsung’s Galaxy AI. The suite of AI features includes a smarter Siri, custom emoji generation, and AI-based photo editing capabilities, as well as a partnership with OpenAI fo free free ChatGPT access.

The US tech giant solidified its software end with an OpenAI partnership. Now, the hardware upgrade by ARM V9 will further improve AI experience on iPhone 16. We will hear more about hardware upgrades during It’s Glowtime event on Monday.

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Huawei Tri-Fold flexes muscles as Samsung stalls, Apple remains foldable-free

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Huawei is all set to launch the world’s first tri-fold foldable smartphone. The company just dropped a bombing teaser, confirming its mega launch event. This massive development comes when Samsung stalls and Apple remains foldable-free.

Samsung showcased tri-fold screen prototype devices on many occasions. It was expected to debut the world’s first triple-screen foldable smartphone. However, Huawei is all set to attain this crown beating Samsung and other vendors.

Huawei confirmed its next hardware launch event taking place on September 10. It’s right a day after Apple’s iPhone 16 unveiling scheduled for September 9. Tri-fold could significantly harm Apple’s presence in the Chinese market.

In addition, Huawei Consumer Business Group Chairman – Yu Chengdong said the company’s most leading, innovative, and disruptive product is coming.

“After 5 years of persistence and investment, we have turned science fiction into reality. Please look forward to Huawei’s pinnacle work!”

Huawei tri-fold foldable

Tri-fold concept previously showcased a device having screens on three sides. The phone will have two hinges, allowing users to expand all three displays. The current foldable features a single hinge in the middle, offering a tablet-like screen size.

Beyond that, the tri-fold phone would offer an even larger screen in a more portable size. Software-derived features could further enhance usability, with one panel being used as a keyboard and others as screen and standing support.

Durability still remains the main concern in this kind of innovative device. Foldable phones launched by Samsung and Huawei are gradually entering the mainstream. However, consumers still refrain from preferring foldable as their next upgrade.

Huawei’s tri-fold could remain a China-exclusive product. Samsung may also come up with its tri-fold handset in the near future. The Display department has worked enough on the panel, but the Mobile division hasn’t yet approved development.

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