• A credible source suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will feature a 56% increase in durability compared to its predecessor.
  • This increase in durability is attributed to a titanium frame and upgraded Gorilla Glass.

  • Ahmed Qwaider, a well-known tipster, shared on X (previously Twitter) that the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s titanium frame is expected to be 56% stronger than the Armor Aluminum used in the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy S23 Ultra.
  • This indicates a shift from the previous aluminum frame as Samsung adopts a sturdier frame for its next generation.

  • Interestingly, Apple also transitioned to a titanium frame for the iPhone 15 Pro series, citing enhanced strength.
  • There have been no claims about the use of a titanium frame in the Samsung Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus.

  • Additionally, it’s speculated that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will feature an advanced version of Gorilla Glass Victus 2.
  • Expectations include the debut of Gorilla Glass Armor screen protection, which would further enhance the smartphone’s durability beyond that of the Galaxy S23 Ultra.

  • The tipster also hinted at the possibility of a 2600 nits peak brightness for the premium model.
  • Moreover, the smartphone is expected to come with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and an expanded vapor chamber as part of the cooling system, designed to keep the chip’s temperature 1.9 times. 

  • While the new generation is expected to launch in January 2024, the company has not yet announced a specific date. 
  • A reliable Samsung insider, Tech_Reve, has released inventory listings for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra, revealing the base colors, memory, and storage configurations for the eagerly awaited handsets.

  • Four color options will be available across the range: black, grey, violet, and yellow, conveniently aligning with the four main colors of the included wallpaper.
  • As with previous releases, Samsung has offered exclusive colors to specific handsets and configurations, and it’s likely that this will continue with the new range.

  • The RAM capacity may disappoint the community. Over the summer, several online benchmarking sites displayed a 16 GB smartphone with model numbers corresponding to the S24 Ultra.
  • Given the increasing memory demands of AI-based applications, this could be a potential weakness in an otherwise impressive package from Samsung.