Samsung has begun mass production of components for its next top-of-the-line smartphone series, the series Galaxy S22, as reported by WinFuture.
The South Korean tech giant is ramping up production of components for three variants of the line, called Galaxy S22 (Modelo SM-S901), Galaxy S22 Plus (SM-S906) E Galaxy S22 Ultra (SM-S908).
The process began in the middle of last week and is currently limited to a few parts such as the flex cable. With the Galaxy S22 Ultra, Samsung is currently focusing on production of the North American version.
There are rumors that the phone will be announced early next year, with some leaks saying they will be revealed at the end of January and others claiming that the series will be released in February.
Samsung usually starts mass production around two to three months before launch, making this week’s news in line with Rumors of early 2022 release. An announcement in February seems more plausible, as there are rumors that the company Will finally unveil the Galaxy S21 FE During CES 2022, which will be held on January 5-8.
One of the upcoming S-series phones will be the Exynos 2200 chip with AMD technology, which will apparently supply the European model. Also, unlike last year, the next Ultra model is likely to have a dedicated compartment for the S Pen stylus. This model is also likely to offer better screen and camera specs and faster loading. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is rumored to come with an exterior like the Galaxy Note-21, and the other two variants could feature a The design is inspired by the iPhone 13.
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