Although almost everything has been revealed in leaks in recent months, the South Korean technology giant announces that the event to announce the next flagship series will take place in 10 days • And there is also a special teaser • All the details
Samsung tonight (Monday) sent out invitations ahead of the Galaxy Unpacked 2021 event, where it is expected to unveil the Galaxy S21 series along with other products.
The event will take place on January 14, starting at 5:00 PM (Israel time), and the constraints of the period will be broadcast live.
In a short teaser video that has been published, you can clearly see the design of the new photography set, which has already been revealed in previous leaks, floating inside a frosted glass structure.
Below that is the title Welcome to the Everyday Epic ("Welcome to the Everyday Praise Song").
We will also broadcast the announcement event here on the "Israel Today" website live,
and on the Instagram page
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As you may recall, every year the South Korean technology giant announces the flagship device a little later than the current date set, ahead of the annual Cellular Exhibition (MWC) in Barcelona.
The reason, in case you were wondering, is the desire to bite into the sales of Apple which launched the iPhone 12 series later than usual.
In recent months, almost every possible detail about Samsung's next flagship device series has been circulated.
According to the leaks, the main difference is actually in the back of the device, when the photo array is inside a prominent rectangle that blends in with the device's frame.
The regular models, the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Plus may come with 3 cameras, while the Galaxy S21 Ultra model is expected to combine 4 cameras.
As for specs, Samsung may incorporate its new standalone processor, Excomos 2100 rather than Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888.
This report actually confirms that the Korean technology giant continues the same as before - which means that this time too the model that will arrive in Israel includes Samsung's standalone processor, in contrast to South Korea and the US who will receive the Snapdragon 888 model.