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Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra Is Coming for the iPhone 15 Pro With Its Own Titanium Build

It’s nearing the end of the year, which means once holiday shopping and sales are over, we’ll be talking about the next generation of new smartphones. Samsung typically starts us off for the year with the Galaxy flagship WatchThe iPhone SE…

It’s nearing the end of the year, which means once holiday shopping and sales are over, we’ll be talking about the next generation of new smartphones. Samsung typically starts us off for the year with the Galaxy flagship WatchThe iPhone SE Offers Almost Everything You Want In An iPhone CCShare SubtitlesOffEnglishIt’s not the first time this rumor has made the rounds. Each time, it points to the Galaxy S24 Ultra as the one to do the honors. The AdvertisementThe iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max is the first smartphone to adopt the titanium build industry-wide. The AdvertisementIf your smartphone typically wears a case, you probably don’t care much about the titanium reinforcement. For those who prefer to go barefaced into the world, it’s sold as a promising value-add for the expensive phone model. Apple is especially honing in on marketing. You can’t drive downtown or watch TV without encountering advertising for the iPhone 15 Pro’s titanium build. However, the jury is still out on whether titanium makes for a more robust smartphone. There have been tests challenging Apple’s durability claims. Rumors about the Galaxy S24 Ultra continue to percolate. There is already some insight into how the new camera sensors will perform and that they will debut Samsung’s new AdvertisementÂÂ

Based on reporting by gizmodo.com.

Each time, it points to the Galaxy S24 Ultra as the one to do the honors.
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