The Galaxy S22 Ultra will have a dedicated slot for the S Pen just like the Galaxy Note smartphones. Not only that but it also looks like the Galaxy Note phones with that boxier-looking design.
Recently we heard that despite this phone being a direct successor to the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, Samsung has apparently going to name it the Galaxy S22 Ultra instead. But turns out that may not be true.
According to this tipster who has a decent track record, the phone would actually be called the Galaxy S22 Note instead.
S22 ULTRA IS DEAD
— Tron ❂ (@FrontTron) December 10, 2021
Next is the S22 Note 😉
This contradicts Ice Universe who was apparently 100% confident that the phone would be called the Galaxy S22 Ultra. I guess we'll have to wait and see who's right. But I would be totally okay if they call it the S22 Note instead of the S22 Ultra because it's literally a Note handset.
Besides, it would make more sense from a marketing point of view because they can easily market this phone as a return of Galaxy Note, and having a Note in the name would make it much easier for the marketing team to spread the message across.
Anyway, we have new information about the storage configurations of all the Galaxy S22 variants. According to this tipster who has a good track record and who's citing the retails,
Here are the confirmed #GalxyS22 Options (by retailers):
— Snoopy (@_snoopytech_) December 9, 2021
Galaxy S22 5G:
8 + 128 GB/256 GB
Pink Gold/Green/Black/White
Galaxy S22+ 5G
8 + 128/256 GB
Pink Gold/Green/Black/White
Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G
12 + 128/256 GB and 16 + 512 GB 🔥
Dark Red/Black/White
(Render by @OnLeaks ) pic.twitter.com/srY6DnelDm
the Galaxy S22 and S22+ will start at 128GB as base storage while the S22 Note or S22 Ultra will start at 256GB as the base and will go all the way up to 512GB. There won't be an expandable storage option with either of the S22 variants.
Interestingly the S22 and S22+ will be offered with a single 8GB RAM variant while the S22 Note will be offered in 12 and 16GB options. With that said, all the S22 models have appeared on the FCC certification site which reveals an interesting detail.
Both the Galaxy S22+ and S22 Note will feature Ultrwawideband chip which has many practical applications like fast data transfer, can be used to unlock a car like a key fob, or enable entrance to a secure area within a building, and many more. But the base Galaxy S22 will not feature this chip likely to keep the costs down. This year, only the S21 Ultra featured this chip, so it's an upgrade for the S22+ in that regard.
Moving on, we also have a price and storage-related information about Samsung's next flagship tablets. According to this tipster again, all the Tab S8 models will start at 8GB RAM and 128GB base storage but only the Tab S8 Ultra has 12GB RAM and 512GB of storage configurations. There's not much to choose from as far as the color options are concerned with black and grey being the only option. As far as the price is concerned, according to a South Korean leaker, the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra will start at 1.39 million won which is about $1180. But direct currency conversion doesn't make sense here, so if I were to guess it should be between $1049 and $1099 in the United States. The Tab S8 Ultra will be a massive upgrade offering thin bezels, a 14.6" 120Hz display, a 12000mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, improved rear and front cameras, and much more.
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