The upcoming Galaxy S24 series is shaping up to be pretty hot, with more and more leaks coming in every day. After all, the new devices could be a return to form for Samsung's Exynos chipset, and today, we have some news on what possibly could be the release date of the upcoming devices, and we are pretty close, I'd say.
The next Galaxy Unpacked for the Galaxy S24 is to be held on 17 January 2024
Based on information coming out of South Korea, Samsung is going to release the Galaxy S24 in the U.S. and perhaps globally on 17 January 2024. This means we have a little over two months before the new phones are officially announced. This also means that there are going to be plenty of leaks in the coming days, so you will have plenty of time to make up your mind as to whether you want to get the new phones or not.
Now, a lot of people would be happy with the Galaxy S24 releasing earlier than usual, but this is not the first time we have heard that Samsung is changing the release date. As a matter of fact, the South Korean firm has changed things around in the past, as well. With the competition getting stiffer every year, it is better to release the phones earlier than usual, so they have the right fighting chance against other companies.
The Galaxy S24 will directly be competing with the iPhone 15 series, or at least that is what most of the outlets believe because Samsung's biggest competitor is Apple. Then comes every other Android OEM in the market, and I am really looking forward to it because this will give Samsung the chance to truly outshine the competition.
Are you happy that the Galaxy S24 series is releasing earlier than expected, or do you think Samsung should take its time with the release date? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
News Source: Biz SBS
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