
Sometimes it’s the small changes between smartphone generations that please fans the most, and that’s probably what this new leak is all about Ahmed Quader Will make many future Samsung Galaxy S23 owners happy. It looks like the South Korean manufacturer has decided to increase the minimum amount of storage available on its flagship smartphones from the 128GB option for the Galaxy S22 series to the 256GB option for the Galaxy S23 series.
Qwaider has broken down the storage options for each device in the Galaxy S23 range, and mentions the standard Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ with only one variant at the moment: 8GB + 256GB. It looks like there will be three variants for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, with 256GB, 512GB and 1TB options for the premium device in the lineup. However, the leaker only mentions 12GB of RAM for the S23 Ultra when there have already been multiple reports about an 8GB variant.
It is possible that Qwaider is breaking down the currently confirmed storage options for the Galaxy S23 series rather than listing every single variant Samsung has produced. Offering a 2023 flagship smartphone with only 128GB of storage wouldn’t be a smart business move by Samsung, so the minimum storage boost to 256GB is just one of many small but significant changes coming to the Galaxy S23 smartphone. ,
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Thank you very good step from samsung @technizoconcept pic.twitter.com/7EZbA6tyjK— Ahmed Qwaider (@AhmedQwaider888) January 1, 2023

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