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Samsung cannot stop innovating what's up guys?
It's time for Samsung to get up and
move the mobile tech industry further and guess
what, this is exactly what they have done.
The Samsung Galaxy S 23 series could be
be faster than ever thanks to the newly
announced UFS 4.0 storage for smartphones and tablets.
Ufs 4.0 storage brings some massive
improvements compared to the previous generation.
It's a major breakthrough providing double the bandwidth
speed compared to the UFS 3.1 with up
to 23.5 GB per second speeds per Lane.
This is excellent for next initial 5G smartphones
as well as future AR VR products.
You can also see the massive difference in terms of
the read and write speed compared to UFS Three one.
With this we can expect faster
averaging times and even smoother performance.
Samsung is set to mass produce UFS 40 storage
in the third quarter of this year, so it
might not debut on the fault Ford, so likely
it will debut on the Galaxy S 23 series.
On top of bringing the speed improvements, the
UFS 40 storage is also power efficient.
It's also compact in size, meaning it's not going
to take as much space as the previous storage.
Plus it will be offered in range
of configuration up to 1 TB.
Guys, I'm Lockey, proud of Samsung for pushing the boundaries
and of course with better chips and with this UFS
4.0 storage, we could see some incredible performance on not
just the S 23 series but also Android phones in
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All righty, we are back with some more Galaxy S
23 news Samsung has apparently started cooking what could possibly
be the camera sensor of the S 23 Ultra.
According to Galaxy Club, Samsung is developing a new
200 megapixel sensor named ISO Sell HP Three.
This sensor might be planned for the S 23 Ultra.
There are no further details about the actual sensor
size or the optical format or any specification.
The only info we know is that Samsung
is working on a new 200 megapixel sensor.
As we know, Samsung is obsessed with megapixels.
They officially said that their main goal is to
make a sensor that matches the human eye.
If that is still their plan, then
200 megapixel is the next step.
With that being said, numbers are numbers.
The actual practicality of a 200 megabyte
sensor compared to the current sensor that
Samsung is using is still questionable.
As we have already seen, Apple's twelve megapixel sensor
on the 13 Pro Max is a prime example
of how megapixels don't matter as much as ships
are getting better with even stronger ISP and AI.
Who knows there might be something meaningful about this
new sensor that Samsung is working on again.
We'll see what eventually happens.
Hopefully Samsung will focus on more bigger issues on
their phones like having a better more optimized chips
for higher performance and improved battery life.
There's just so much to improve but let me
know what you think about the 200 MB sensor.
Do you think it's needed or do
you think Samsung should just stop their
obsession with a higher megabyte number?
Let me know in the comments below
so that's all that is new.
Samsung is once again bringing a
major breakthrough in the industry.
Bringing the UFS four windows
storage for smartphones and tablets.
It's absolutely going to bring some great speed improvements
on the S 23 series and other Android phones.
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