It will be fascinating to see whether the Galaxy S23 series and Galaxy Z Fold 5/Z Flip 5, released last year, will indeed get the same seven-year software support, let’s anticipate the news is true. As per SamMobile reports, Samsung might consider adding a 2023 flagship to this support. The company expanded Android and One UI upgrades from three to four, as it already includes the Galaxy S21, launched the year before.
According to Android Headlines, Samsung will offer complimentary AI features until 2026 at no cost. As per reports, there will be some restrictions on this feature from 2026. If true, this will cause user discontent and a decline in Samsung’s standing, whereas Google is presenting a complete array of AI features on the Pixel 8 series at no cost.
Despite Samsung’s best efforts to prevent leaks, it seems that the info made its way out since last week. There is a lot of news all over the internet (if not removed yet), providing in-depth details regarding the materials used in the new flagships to the AI-driven camera features they showcase.
In the meantime, Samsung is allowing users to pre-reserve the Galaxy S24 in advance before it is formally disclosed on Wednesday. The per-reservers will get $50 in credit as a bonus to spend on phone accessories like cases, earbuds, smartwatches, or other accessories from Samsung.com.