Online Information Increases Regarding the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

 One of our favourite Android devices is the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, especially if you're a purist who isn't quite ready to go to foldables. In 2023, Samsung will introduce the Galaxy S23 series, which includes the top-tier S23 Ultra. Even with months until its release, we've already learnt quite a bit about its appearance and hardware specifications, and with the revelation of TENAA certification papers that leaves nothing to the imagination, we're now getting maybe our greatest dose of early confirmation yet.

Devices must be certified by the Chinese regulatory organisation in order to be sold there, and a listing on the publicly accessible TENAA website verifies a lot of the things we've been hearing over the past few months (via SamMobile). Along with three additional rear sensors—a 12MP ultrawide, a 10MP telephoto lens with a 3x optical zoom, and another 10MP telephoto lens with a 10x optical zoom—the Samsung flagship will almost probably sport a 200MP primary camera. Strangely, the TENAA listing indicates that the telephoto cameras are 12MP models. SamMobile theorises that this may be the result of Samsung upscaling images from 10MP to 12MP.

The FCC discovered two Galaxy S23 phones a few weeks ago, although it provided few specifics at the time. But now that the phone has received TENAA certification for China, we finally have practically the entire spec sheet with specifics.

The S23 Ultra will be the same size and weight as its predecessor, measuring 163.4 x 78.1 x 8.9mm and 233 g, respectively, according to the specs. Its size is 6.8 inches, and its resolution is 1,440 by 3,088 pixels (19.3:9 aspect ratio). The battery's 4,855 mAh rating indicates that it should have a typical capacity of 5,000 mAh.

Although the lack of satellite communication on the iPhone 14 in China was also due to regional limitations, Unlike the Apple system, Samsung will use the Iridium satellite network and be open to all users. You may even be able to text and send photographs to buddies, according to rumours.

Additionally, the cameras are not included in TENAA's certification. A new 200MP camera sensor (1/1.3′′, 12MP default resolution), 3x, and 10x telephoto cameras with the same hardware but better image quality, however, have been reported in the past. Reports state that the primary camera will eventually be able to switch to 8K @ 30 FPS video (previous models stayed at a cinematic 24 FPS).

A 6.8-inch QHD+ display with a 3,088 x 1,440 pixel resolution, 5G connectivity, 8 or 12GB of RAM, and 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB of internal storage are also listed in the TENAA documents. The standard selection of contemporary smartphone sensors, including an in-display fingerprint sensor, is also included in the listing. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra should have a 4,855mAh battery and weigh 233g. Its dimensions should be 163.4 x 78.1 x 8.9mm.

Unfortunately, the database contains no information about the materials, colour options, or specific software features that Samsung used for the phone. We could have to wait until February for Samsung to provide an explanation, according to rumours.