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Samsung, known for its innovative smartphone lineup, has already launched its flagship series for this year. However, the tech giant is gearing up for the much-anticipated release of the Galaxy S24 series next year. While the strategy of multiple models in the lineup remains consistent, there are some intriguing design changes in store for Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphones.
Recently, a collaboration between Giznext and OnLeaks has provided a sneak peek into the design of the Galaxy S24 Plus. The leaked 5K renders and 360-degree video reveal some noteworthy design elements that promise an exciting smartphone experience.
One of the standout features of the Galaxy S24 Plus is its flat display, a departure from the curved screens seen in previous models. The flat screen incorporates a discreet punch hole to house the selfie camera, offering a sleek and modern look.
Turning the device over, you'll find a rear camera setup featuring three lenses and an LED flash. What's intriguing is the vertical alignment of the cameras on the top left panel, with a repositioned camera flash, indicating Samsung's commitment to enhancing photography capabilities.
Samsung seems to be prioritizing durability with the Galaxy S24 Plus by encasing it in a metallic frame. This move suggests that the device will be more rugged and robust than ever before, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of daily use.
Notably, the design shift also includes a departure from the rounded side frames that have been a hallmark of Samsung's flagship S-series phones. The Galaxy S24 Plus is expected to come with a flat side frame, providing a different tactile experience for users.
Another exciting addition to the Galaxy S24 Plus is the potential inclusion of a UWB (Ultra-Wideband) antenna, a first for Samsung's Galaxy S series. The UWB technology is known for its precise location tracking capabilities, and if this feature becomes a reality, it could open up new possibilities for user interactions and experiences.
Taking a closer look at the device's right side, the leaked image reveals the presence of the UWB antenna, alongside the power and volume buttons. This arrangement hints at Samsung's intention to seamlessly integrate this technology into the user interface.
The reported dimensions of the Galaxy S24 Plus are approximately 158.5 x 75.9 x 7.75mm, showcasing a sleek and compact form factor that should appeal to users seeking both style and functionality.
Interestingly, a similar design approach was seen in leaked images of the Galaxy A15, hinting at Samsung's potential design direction for upcoming smartphones. The Galaxy A15, expected to launch next year, also features a flat side frame but with protruding buttons, offering users a distinct visual and tactile experience.
