Samsung Plans Seven-Year Software Support for Galaxy S24, Rivals Google’s Pixel 8
For a long time, the industry considered Samsung to be the leader in terms of software upgrades, but that changed when Google stated that the Pixel 8 series would receive major software updates for seven years, putting the firm ahead of the competition by a significant margin. Now, Samsung has announced similar ambitions for the next Galaxy S24 series.
Now, it’s worth mentioning that this is still a tip, and we don’t know for certain whether the Galaxy S24 will receive seven years of software upgrades, but given Samsung’s commitment to its devices, as per Android Headlines. This move will, of course, begin with the latest and best phones that the business will reveal in four days. Fans are confident that it will not extend to older devices, but they are still eligible for four years of upgrades, which is more than enough.
Now, seven years of software upgrades on the Galaxy S24 sound as amazing as they do on the Pixel 8, but it begs the question of whether users will spend that much time on the same phone. Seven years is a long period, and there are many technological advancements that occur over that time, so it will be fascinating to see if users decide to continue with the phone they purchased in 2024.
The Galaxy S24 series will be officially announced on January 17, later this month, and we will keep you updated with all of the information that Samsung has for us. If you’re wondering if the new phones will bring anything unparalleled, I can tell you that they will, and you won’t be disappointed. You may expect additional leaks from us as the launch date approaches, and we will make every effort to supply you with as much information as possible.
The rumored Galaxy S24 Ultra video is only 17 seconds long, but it reveals just enough of the phone to give us an idea of what we may expect. Honestly, there are no surprises. The design has been leaked several times, and we know that this time around, Samsung has decided to forego curves in favor of a flat display.
Unlike Samsung’s previous Ultra flagships, which have curved screens, the Galaxy S24 Ultra features a fully flat screen. Now, while this may appear to be a downgrade, it actually looks much better in person.
WCCFTech’s Furqan Shahid recently received the Redmagic 9 Pro, which has a fully flat 6.8-inch screen that looks fantastic. There is no color warping around the borders, and the entire screen provides a smooth experience. Furthermore, he believes flatter screens should provide better overall protection, making it easier to install tempered glass without the risk of liquid adhesive leaking out over time.
It is true that Samsung pioneered curved screens, but now that the firm is switching, we should be ready to make the leap. Fans can’t wait to see how Samsung justifies this decision when the Galaxy S24 Ultra is officially released on January 17. You can expect a lot more information in the following days, and we’ll keep you updated.
