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Galaxy S24 Ultra marketing leak points to AI focus

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Press materials for the forthcoming Galaxy S24 have leaked a fortnight ahead of the big unveiling, seemingly confirming Samsung’s AI focus.

It’s known that Samsung will hold its next big Unpacked event on January 17, at which the Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to play a leading role.

We’ve already seen a number of well-sourced rumours around the super-sized phone, but this latest leaks appears to come directly from Samsung itself. As posted by X users @DontMatterToYou, and relayed bySamMobile, an official marketing poster for the Galaxy S24 Ultra has appeared at several of Samsung’s Brazilian retail stores.

@juniornannettiquiosques da samsung no Brasil ja estão com o material promocional do S24pic.twitter.com/zodcxA0GXY

They show the alluringly blocky phone, in Titanium Gray, lying on its front with the top edge to camera. The signature S Pen stylus is sat on the back of the phone.

The Portuguese line used to market the Galaxy S24 Ultra translates to “With the power of Galaxy AI”. Clearly, then, Samsung is going to be leaning heavily into the Galaxy S24’s previously leaked AI features.

Back in Octoberwe reportedon the claims that Samsung was going “all in” on AI with the Galaxy S24 family. Indeed, it’s been claimed that Samsung is going well beyond what most see as the current AI smartphone champion, the Pixel 8.

Apparently, there’ll be some form of ChatGPT and Google Bard-inspired features, which could include generative content creation inspired by keywords and a text-to-image tool developed by Samsung itself.

The much ignored Bixby is also expected to received an AI boost, with more natural conversations. It’s expected that the Qualcomm and custom Samsung chips that will power the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Ultra will be able to outperform Google’s custom Tensor G3 chip in the AI stakes.

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