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Samsung might forego Galaxy S24+ next year
Releasing two models instead of three
Samsung has officially scheduled the launch of the Galaxy S23 series during its first Unpacked event of the year on February 1. While the world looks toward the next flagship series, the company is reportedly making big strides already for 2024’s series. According to a new report, Samsung’s traditional three-device series is dropping a model in next year’s Galaxy S24 series.
Based on a source from Korean publication The Elec, Samsung will not release a Galaxy S24+ next year. The source indicates that the company is internally working on only two flagship devices for 2024. Without the Plus variant in the middle, the two remaining models are the regular Galaxy S24 and the premium Ultra variant.
Similarly, Samsung might also reduce its midrange Galaxy A series lineup, taking out the A2 from the expansive series. As opposed to the flagship Galaxy S series, the Galaxy A lineup offers a lot more options for users.
As of late, the biggest players in the smartphone industry are experiencing a crisis of choice. Besides Samsung’s potential dropping of the Plus variant, Apple is also struggling to appropriately fill in the spot between the regular iPhone and the iPhone Pro duo. Between 2021 and 2022, Samsung’s rival switched from an iPhone 13 mini to an iPhone 14 Plus. Even now, the company already cut production of the Plus variant, reporting sales less than what was expected.
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Samsung might be working on an even wider foldable
The success of the Galaxy Z Fold8 is pushing Samsung to its next steps.
The passport-sized Galaxy Z Fold8 might be one of the best ideas for a foldable ever. Hardly anyone thinks that Samsung’s latest foldable type was a misstep for the brand. Other companies are even rumored to bring out their own passport-sized foldable soon. Now, Samsung is reportedly going further in the same direction by working on an even wider foldable.
Compared to traditional book-style foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold8 has a more squarish shape when folded. Naturally, the phone’s unfolded state is more rectangular, allowing for more screen real estate for full-screen content. It feels much more immersive to watch movies and shows on the foldable.
Now, according to ETNews, Samsung is working on an even wider foldable, potentially for next year. Though sparse on more technical details, the report hints that the next iteration will focus on better video playback, which does indicate a better aspect ratio.
Though foldables have been under the spotlight for a while now, this year might be the moment that the segment reaches its maturity. A lot of brands today have worthy alternatives for foldables. Some are also working on passport-style ones. Apple, the last holdout among the big names of the industry, is rumored to launch its first foldable later this year. There is no better time to try a foldable than this year.
SEE ALSO: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Review
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realme 16T to come with 8,000mAh battery, 7-year battery health guarantee
Power and endurance designed to last for years
The upcoming realme 16T will have an 8,000mAh Titan Battery and a 7-Year Battery Health Guarantee for power and endurance designed to last for years.
The brand credits this to its Titan AI Deep Power and Extended Use Care, which work to slow down battery wear over time.
Moreover, the device is also backed by a 6-year Guaranteed Smooth Performance with AI Boost to help keep thing running steadily even after years of daily use.
The realme 16T’s battery supports 45W SUPERVOOC Charge, along with Bypass Charge and Reverse Charge.
These features come handy for keeping the phone cool while plugged in, and for topping up other devices when needed.
Furthermore, the device comes with All-Around Water & Drop Protection, carrying an IP69 Pro rating and Military-Grade Shock Resistance. This way, it can withstand daily bumps, spills, and dust exposure.
Alongside long-term durability, realme is offering added value to early buyers.
Customers who blind pre-order the realme 16T from August 17 to 27 and claim their reserved unit on the First Selling Day on September 4 can enjoy freebies and discounts worth PhP 8,097.
The exclusive offer includes a free TechLife Bluetooth Speaker 3, free Laifen SE Lite Hair Dryer, a Privilege Card with six-mnth extended warranty and six-month screen damage protection. To top it all off, there will be a PhP 2,000 off discount.
More details about the realme 16T like its price, full specs, and launch date will be revealed soon.
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Asia to get its own D23; tickets on sale this November
Singapore to host The Ultimate Disney Fan Event tailored for Asia next year
Asia is getting its own D23 with Singapore hosting the first ever edition of The Ultimate Disney Fan Event next year.
The Walt Disney Company announced the milestone, with D23 Asia taking over the iconic Marina Bay Sands and parts of Sands Expo & Convention Center from June 25 to 27, 2027.
Fans will be able to purchase tickets by November 2026.
The first-ever D23 Asia will bring together Disney fans from across Asia Pacific and beyond in a three-day celebration of Disney storytelling, creativity, and innovation.
It will feature immersive experiences, exclusive showcases, special announcements, shopping, entertainment and more.
Building on the legacy of D23 fan events in Anaheim and around the world, the Singapore edition will offer a uniquely Asian experience while staying true to the scale, excitement and fan-first spirit that defines D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event.
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