Three characteristics will make Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra stand out to customers hoping to fall in love with their new phone in an already competitive smartphone market.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra and Samsung’s smartphone narrative depend on this. It will be much simpler for the Galaxy brand to market photography if the S24 Ultra camera is regarded as the best smartphone camera, creating a halo effect for the other S24 handsets and all of the Galaxy devices arriving in 2024.
The 200-megapixel primary lens serves as the foundation for the four-lens rear camera. A 12-megapixel ultra wide lens and two 10-megapixel and 50-megapixel telephoto lenses provide optical zoom at x2, x3, x5, and x10 in addition to serving as its backups. Although there has been talk about Samsung discontinuing the x10 potential, the consensus at this point is that this feature will remain.
Next, there’s the S-Pen. Samsung’s S-Pen stylus was formerly exclusive to the Galaxy Note series, however after these larger form factor devices were dropped, it was integrated into the Galaxy S range of smartphones. There are several benefits to using a stylus instead of a large finger. To name just three, it is now possible to edit images more accurately, write handwritten notes much more easily, and draw ideas more clearly and readily.
With good reason, Samsung is the industry leader in producing styli-equipped cellphones; no other manufacturer has been able to overtake them. Samsung’s dominance will be extended by the Galaxy S24 Ultra, whose upgraded S-Pen hardware has been approved by authorities ahead of its impending release.
One may argue that the titanium frame is the third factor, but I believe Apple’s PR department has made sure that the iPhone will gain as much from using titanium as the S24 Ultra.
Rather, I will highlight the application of artificial intelligence. Samsung has made significant progress in teasing its 2024 AI strategy. Samsung introduced its AI framework, Gauss, in November. Since then, the company has released information on training data, shown instances of AI being used on smartphones through code, and addressed how to strike a balance between AI operating locally and in the cloud.
Numerous aspects on the list are AI-driven and designed with cameras and photography in mind. The addition of Live Translate, Generative Edit, and Night ography Zoom among the leaked details is noteworthy. During the introduction of the Samsung Gauss AI system, Samsung highlighted the system’s wide range of functions by introducing Samsung Gauss Language, Samsung Gauss Code, and Samsung Gauss Image.
When editing photos, Samsung Gauss’s Generative Edit tool can help add or delete details. This might be as easy as taking off little components from an image and creating the background that would be left behind. The same programmer can be used to fill in the missing data at the borders of photographs that have been rotated in any direction.
According on the information that is currently available, this feature appears to require both an active internet connection and a Samsung account, indicating that at least some of the work will be done in the cloud.
Still, the feature is simple to explain and the outcomes are understandable. In spite of all the technical discourse about artificial intelligence, real-world applications like generative editing will help to demystify the technology and make it seem like an alluring feature to potential customers.
With the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, which Google referred to as AI-first smartphones, the way was opened. Samsung is aiming to be the greatest AI smartphone of 2024 despite the fact that it is obviously not going to be the first given the anticipated amount of sales and a desire to differentiate itself from the competition.
One of the most feature-rich cameras available, special stylus support for a sophisticated and intuitive user interface, and software that makes use of the most recent developments in computing technology. When the top smartphone from Samsung goes on sale, consumers will be treated to an amazing feature set.
The Galaxy S24 family which includes the S24 Ultra and S- Pen will make its debut in early 2024 during an event called “Galaxy Unpacked,” which is most likely to happen on January 17.