Samsung's Galaxy S24 series is generating quite a buzz on the internet lately. Swirling on multiple tech channels is a leak that confirms the storage configurations of the Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. Here are all the details reported by the rumor mill.
In the immediate aftermath of the Galaxy S23 series launch, the internet has started coughing up the details about the upcoming Galaxy S lineup. According to the leak-star Tarun Vats, Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus are set to bring upgraded RAM capacities on the baseline variants, which means higher RAM capacities on all consecutive models (baseline to extreme).
Samsung's current flagships, S23 and S23 Plus, sport 8GB of RAM by default on their baseline versions, and the Ultra S23 brought 8GB or 12GB based on different regions. The tipster claims that 2024 flagships step it up with the Ultra model extending its baseline RAM to 16GB and the Standard variants bumping their base storage to 256GB.
The change could mean the end of 128GB storage options for the series. However, it seems unlikely, as Samsung is growing more cautious with its forward-thinking. Lately, the company has started following in Apple's footsteps, sliding its focus from risky, innovative ideas to enhancing the user experience. Samsung smartphones price can vary depending on the model and features.
One UI 5.1 sets a perfect example of how the company plans to achieve next-level UI performance and user-friendliness. It introduces upgraded app-opening animations and eliminates residual lags, bringing it to a level of performance that rivals Apple's iOS.
There's still a long road between now and the S24 series launch; In the meantime, more developments will likely appear on the subject, and we will try to report them all. So stay tuned.
