Samsung has pleased consumers with good news. It became known about the launch of the long-awaited flagship line of Samsung Galaxy S23. The launch will take place in the first week of February 2023. The event will officially unveil the Galaxy S23 lineup.
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Samsung will officially unveil the Galaxy S23 series at the Unpacked event in the first week of February 2023. According to the latest speculation, the entire Samsung Galaxy S23 series will be powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. It looks like Samsung is ditching the Exynos chipset entirely.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Series Features
It looks like the Galaxy S23 line will borrow the feature from the Apple iPhone 14. It also upgrades the fingerprint sensor. According to the latest report from tech publication ET News, the Galaxy S23 series will likely feature the same satellite connectivity we saw on this year’s iPhone 14 lineup.
And… the special highlight of the Galaxy S23 line is the Galaxy S23 Ultra. It will likely launch with a 200MP main camera. Rumor has it that the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 200MP camera is better than the Xiaomi 12T Pro’s 200MP camera. According to popular insider Eyes Universe, the Galaxy S23’s 200MP camera has been hailed as the best camera the world has ever seen. Full clarity on this issue will come on launch day.
Apple makes $18,166 every second: In today’s technological age, smartphone usage has increased exponentially. At the same time mobile companies receive the greatest profit. Apple, the iPhone maker that still tops this list, is on its way to profit. In terms of profit… Apple $1,820 a second… about $157 million a day. Accounting software and fintech companies, tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet, and Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway are making over $1,000 per second, according to Tipalty’s latest report.
List of profits of other companies:
Microsoft, in second place, makes about $1,404 per second, followed by Berkshire Hathaway at $1,348 per second. Alphabet is in fourth place earning $1277 per second and Meta Platforms earning $924 per second.
