It seems that we will not have to wait until 2022 to know what it will be like the next flagship from Samsung, since the first renderings of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, and confirms some of the rumors.
If you too you missed the Samsung Galaxy Note, with this filtration you will see how this family of devices is reborn with the new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, which according to the leaks will take over.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Launched in August of last year, they were the last Galaxy Note to hit the market. In 2021 the Korean manufacturer did not launch any new models after adding support to the S Pen in the Samsung Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Z Fold 3, and now with the leak of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra confirmed to be the successor to the Galaxy Note.
As we can see in the leaked images, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra It happens to have the design of the Galaxy Note, that is, straighter lines and carrying the factory S Pen that can be saved in the groove that it carries at the bottom of the phone just as it happened in the other range.
In the filtration we also see that the new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra will repeat the same four rear cameras with its autofocus laser sensor, but with a new design for your module, which is no longer completely rectangular, but is shaped like a “P”.
These leaked images come from the prestigious leaked @OnLeaks where we can exclusively see all the images of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra in Digit. Samsung is expected announce the new Galaxy S22 in January.
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