Samsung CEO TM Roh published a blog post ahead of the February 1st Unpacked event where we will see the debut of the Galaxy S23 series. It addresses the company’s plans for the future, promising new standards of performance and commitment to the environment.
In the post, TM Roh talks about new performance standards, not only in terms of raw performance, but also in terms of camera features. He says that the new Galaxy S23 series will offer an even smarter, more refined camera experience, made possible by various hardware and software upgrades. So new and improved camera software and new sensors, as expected at the time.
Roh also points to Samsung’s new chipset powering the latest Galaxy S series, delivering the fastest, smoothest Galaxy S experience ever. The company is expected to ditch its own Exynos chipsets in favor of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
The official statement talks a bit about the Galaxy S23 Ultra and how it combines the best of both worlds – the discontinued Note and its S Pen and the mainstream appeal of the Galaxy S line. And this year’s S23 will prove useful in even more device categories. Make us curious.
Finally, Samsung says it’s doubling down on its environmental strategy announced back in September, and the smartphone maker will use even more recycled materials without sacrificing quality and durability. Finally, extending the lifecycle of smartphones will surely reduce e-waste. Another way to extend the lifecycle of its smartphones is to provide software updates for longer, and it seems that Samsung is doing a pretty good job of doing this by promising at least 4 years of major software updates for its flagship devices.
