Samsung might standardise 256 GB storage in all Galaxy S23 variants
The base model of the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ had 8/128 GB, while the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 will now offer 8/256 GB.
It has long been speculated that Samsung will launch the upcoming A series in mid-February 2023, and based on all the reports and leaks, there will be three Galaxy A series devices, the A75, A54, and A34.
And today, probably the mid-ranger A35 has surfaced on a Geekbench site, revealing its specific specifications.
On the benchmark site the upcoming Galaxy A34 was discovered with model name SM-A346N.
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Based on the Geekbench result, the device is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 1080 SOC with 6GB RAM variant, and running on Android 13
A web portal named mysmartprice shared the screenshot of Geekbench test results, in which it is clearly visible that In single-core and multi-core testing, the phone can achieve scores of roughly 778 and 2332 points, respectively. It will therefore function as expected for a mid-range smartphone.
The Samsung Galaxy A34 is the successor of the 2022 launched A33. However, it will debut with minor design changes in comparison to the previous generation. The renders of A34 are already out on the internet. It will have a similar design to the Galaxy A54 and other upcoming Galaxy A series phones.
The smartphone will have a triple back camera system that is vertically aligned and consists of a main sensor, an ultra-wide unit, and a macro camera. The fourth superfluous depth sensor won’t be present.
According to the source of the leaked renders, The device offers a 6.5-inch flat display and an “Infinity-U” water drop notch cut for front camera.
Additionally, it gets back the 3.5 mm headphone jack on its bottom, and side-mounted fingerprint sensor embedded in the power button.
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