Soon after the launch of the Galaxy S22 series, a report revealed that Samsung had started working on Galaxy S23 series under ‘Project Diamond’. Now, months later, more information about the company’s next-gen flagship smartphones emerges.
According to a report by GalaxyClub, Samsung will finally upgrade the selfie camera of the vanilla and plus models of the upcoming Galaxy S series phones. For the unaware, the firm has been using the same front-facing camera since 2019.
All the Galaxy S series handsets (excluding Ultra models) from the Galaxy S10 series to the Galaxy S22 series feature the same 10MP selfie camera. This is said to finally change with the next generation.
The report states that Samsung will use a 12MP front-facing camera for the Galaxy S23 and the Galaxy S23 Plus. It does not mention anything about the selfie camera of the Galaxy S23 Ultra. So far, Ultra models have been using a 40MP front-facing camera.
As of now, it is not known whether the 12MP selfie camera on the Galaxy S23 series will be placed under the display or will nest inside a punch-hole. Since the smartphones are almost a year away from their launch, we expect to learn more details about them in the coming months.
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