Samsung Galaxy S22 series is set to launch
next month, as the South Korean tech giant gears up to launch its 2022 flagship
smartphones. Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra are expected
to be launched at the company's upcoming event.
Samsung has now started teasing the launch
of these devices at its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event that will take place in
February. The smartphones are expected to feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
and Exynos 2200 chips under the hood, in different regions.
In a blog post on Thursday, Samsung
President and Head of MX Business TM Roh teased the launch of the company's
upcoming Galaxy S22 series.
“The next generation of Galaxy S is here,
bringing together the greatest experiences of our Samsung Galaxy into one ultimate
device,” said Roh, calling this year's smartphones the most “noteworthy” Galaxy
S-series offering the company has created so far.
Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra is tipped to
feature an inbuilt S Pen and replace the company's Note lineup. The blog post
also confirms a Galaxy Unpacked event in February.
Samsung has also released a video teaser
for the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, which does not reveal too much about
the smartphones expected to launch next month. Here's the video:
While Samsung did not reveal an official
date for the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, tipster Ice Universe states that
the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on February 8, with a launch
date of February 9 for China. This aligns with a previous report that also
suggested a February 8 date for the next Galaxy Unpacked event.
Ahead of the launch of the upcoming Samsung
Galaxy S22 series, tipster Dohyun Kim (@dohyun854) has shared a list of regions
and the chipsets that could feature on the smartphones.
According to the tipster, the new Galaxy
S22 series could feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC in East Asia, South
East Asia, Oceania, and North and South America.
Meanwhile, the smartphones are tipped to
launch with the new Exynos 2200 SoC in Europe, while West Asia, Africa and Middle
East Asia may have the option to pick between either chipset, according to the
tipster.