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[business555]

Complete Specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S24, FAQs, and More

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The Samsung Galaxy S24 represents Samsung’s latest entry in their flagship smartphone lineup, bringing notable improvements in performance, camera capabilities, and AI features. Let’s dive deep into what this device offers.

Design and Build

The Galaxy S24 continues Samsung’s premium design philosophy with a sleek aluminum frame and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection on both front and back. The device maintains a refined aesthetic while improving durability and scratch resistance. Available in Phantom Black, Marble Grey, Cobalt Violet, and Amber Yellow, the S24 features a flat display with minimal bezels and an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.

Display Specifications

The device sports a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with the following specifications: - Resolution: 2340 x 1080 pixels (FHD+) - Refresh rate: 1–120Hz adaptive - Peak brightness: 2,600 nits - HDR10+ certification - Vision booster technology

Performance and Hardware

At the heart of the Galaxy S24 lies the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset (in select markets) or the Exynos 2400 (in others), paired with: - RAM: 8GB LPDDR5X - Storage options: 128GB/256GB UFS 4.0 - Enhanced vapor chamber cooling system - Android 14 with One UI 6.1

Camera System

The triple rear camera setup includes: - Main camera: 50MP, f/1.8, OIS - Ultra-wide: 12MP, f/2.2, 120° FOV - Telephoto: 10MP, f/2.4, 3x optical zoom - Front camera: 12MP, f/2.2, autofocus

Battery and Charging

Power management features include: - 4,000mAh battery - 25W wired fast charging - 15W wireless charging - Wireless PowerShare for reverse charging

Additional Features

Security: Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, Face recognition - Connectivity: 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC - Samsung DeX support - Samsung Pay - Stereo speakers tuned by AKG

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What are the major differences between the Galaxy S24 and S23? The S24 brings several key improvements including a brighter display, enhanced AI capabilities, improved battery efficiency, and updated processor options. The design has been refined with slightly smaller bezels and new color options.

2. Does the Galaxy S24 support expandable storage? No, the Galaxy S24 does not include a microSD card slot. Users should choose their storage capacity (128GB or 256GB) carefully at the time of purchase.

3. How long will Samsung provide software updates for the S24? Samsung has committed to providing 7 years of OS updates and security patches for the Galaxy S24 series, marking a significant improvement in long-term software support.

4. Is the Galaxy S24 compatible with previous Galaxy S series accessories? Most accessories designed for the Galaxy S23 should work with the S24 due to similar dimensions, but it’s recommended to verify compatibility for specific cases and screen protectors.

5. What charging speeds does the Galaxy S24 support? The device supports 25W wired fast charging, 15W wireless charging, and reverse wireless charging. A full charge takes approximately 70 minutes with a compatible 25W charger.

6. Does the S24 come with a charger in the box? No, following industry trends and environmental considerations, the Galaxy S24 does not include a charger in the box. Only a USB-C cable is provided.

7. How does the camera compare to previous Galaxy models? While maintaining similar hardware specifications to the S23, the S24 introduces new AI-enhanced photography features and improved image processing algorithms for better overall photo quality.

8. What AI features are included in the Galaxy S24? The S24 includes various AI capabilities such as real-time translation, enhanced photo editing tools, improved voice commands, and AI-powered text suggestions. These features are processed both on-device and in the cloud.

9. Is the Galaxy S24 water-resistant? Yes, the Galaxy S24 features an IP68 rating, meaning it can withstand submersion in fresh water up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.

10. What is the warranty period for the Galaxy S24? Samsung provides a standard one-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. Extended warranty options are available through Samsung Care+ and various retailers.

Conclusion

The Samsung Galaxy S24 represents a refined iteration of Samsung’s flagship smartphone lineup, offering meaningful improvements in display technology, processing power, and software features. With its commitment to seven years of updates and enhanced AI capabilities, it positions itself as a compelling option for users seeking a premium smartphone experience with long-term software support.

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[wardensantoineandevka]

it is really exhausting how much people are really digging their heels in on that you cannot criticize or critique the narrative choices or direction or structure of CritRole C3 on the basis that it is not strictly scripted. like, yes, there is an element of improv, a strong element even, but this isn't completely free-form improv. there's a degree of structure and intentionality. it being somewhat improv or unscripted doesn't mean that it does not or cannot have structure, intent, direction, purpose, control over the narrative choices.

stating "well, it doesn't cohere as strongly because it's unscripted" doesn't hold when there's dozens and dozens of strong ttrpg campaigns that are also unscripted and improv. ExU Calamity, Candela, TAZ, Dimension 20, DesiQuest, NADDPOD, Into the Motherlands, Rivals of Waterdeep, LA by Night, Transplanar, on and on �� these are all improv and unscripted with really strong storytelling and structure. "it's unscripted" does not mean anything because other campaigns manage! this campaign is capable of cohering despite being unscripted because plenty of other campaigns have.

like, on top of that, if you cannot criticize its direction on the basis of being unscripted and thus lacking in motivated intent, it suggests that you cannot praise it for messaging, themeing, narrative, or anything that would suggest needing motivated intent. if it cannot fail on the basis that it's unscripted and improv, then it cannot succeed either because such argument suggests that unscripted improv robs it of having control of its direction. for any failure to be without merit because it is not by full choice and is just out of their control, then any success is similarly accidental and without merit.

frankly, if I were trying to defend the direction of the campaign, I simply would not be doing so by functionally invoking Monkeys With Typewriters

[figureskatingpenguin]

Ilia Malinin (USA): Running | 2025 World Championships, SP

reigning world champion ilia malinin leads the competition by scoring a personal best of 110.41 in the men's short program!

[eggplantgifs]

Rio Nakata: Aroul, Uccen » 2024 Japanese Nationals

[juniemunie]

"Why am I still doing this?"

"Don't you get it?"

"This is all just a show... and we're playing parts~"

[gideonisms]

sometimes the laziness takes over your body while you are at work and you forget to make an effort to interact with people and then one day you are like why do the people around me seem hesitant to speak to me. girl it is because you forgot you had to say out loud words to get that to happen

[lesbiannieism]

okay i’m a mclaren hater as much as the next sane person but it has to be said that i appreciate their commitment to helping their drivers (especially oscar) develop. like with so many other teams it feels like they’re just evaluating and judging their drivers instead of actually making an effort to help them improve (*side eyes RB*). and while yes you do need to have a solid foundation coming into f1, you can’t expect any driver to be perfect right off the bat. there is no amount of competing in the lower formulas that could fully prepare a driver for f1. idk, maybe i haven’t paid enough attention to other teams and how they operate, but as an oscar fan, i’m so grateful that mclaren has given him the support and infrastructure to develop as a driver to the extent that he has. he and his team have worked so hard to identify his weak points, set goals, and work at them until they see tangible improvement. some of the credit definitely goes to oscar (he’s got that drive to succeed and has been able to take full advantage of the support that mclaren has given him), but i don’t know that he would have been able to make such significant, definitive improvements in such a short timespan without a very dedicated team by his side. and i haven’t been into f1 for that long so i don’t know what the beginning of lando’s career was like but i would imagine that he’s received a similar level of support since he’s decided to stay with the team for so long. and the fact that they both keep signing long-term contracts shows that mclaren is dedicated to their drivers in a way that a lot of other teams just aren’t. so yeah, mclaren’s strategy calls and management from a team perspective are definitely lacking, but i really appreciate how much they’re committed to helping their drivers improve on an individual level

[huggywuggysuppy]

This tweet ^^ reminded me of that one Shinyduo chat on Pearl's stream the other week (3/22? after tcg) where they discuss which MCYT (in their circle) is "the most normal" and float several inc. Pixlriffs, but inevitably conclude "all MCYT are a little weird in our own way." Because such is the nature of being an eccentric marketable CC -- and also just a human being.

At one point they mentioned "those of us who RP are a little weirder" and didn't fully elaborate? Which is so interesting? Like using their example Pixlriffs is a major member of Empires SMP -- a famously RP centric server and mocked for valuing lore within the HC9 crossover. Who do shinyduo think isn't a RPer? Bc most Hermits are Life Series (also RP) and those who aren't still dabble enough to have entire alter egos -- look me in the eyes and tell me DocM77 doesn't RP.

Or maybe they meant CC's who don't RP as the major appeal/part of their content, but even then? Xisuma has a long running evil alter ego, Jevin is prone to eccentric extended character bits, you can justify every Hermit/Empires/Traffic/etc. member as an RPer. Maybe I just don't watch the MCYTs they were thinking of. Most of the other CC's I've seen shinyduo interact w (this past year at least) are equally if not more dramatic: the Misadventures cast and Pearl's variety game crew and so on.

I'm so curious -- where are they drawing the line between who RPs and who doesn't? Is the implication how much the CC identifies as a roleplayer? Internalized roleplay-phobia? Fascinating.

[friendofthesharks]

Not romantic or platonic but a secret third thing (improv partners)

[fairyofshampgyu]

he’s literally so beautiful and handsome

[dead-inside-demiboy]

Okay, in kinda a reference to my last post on the topic, I am curious about the experience of other aces, since I dont know many sex positive ace-specs irl.

[lousycapy]

I’m curious… what do y’all expect to see from Oscar’s qualifying next year? Because 20-4 looks pretty terrible, but when you look at the actual average % gap it’s not that bad.

Honestly the raw pace looks fine, in fp3, q1 and q2 he’s usually doing similar times to Lando so I’m not exactly sure what happens in q3. Unless Lando purposefully takes it a bit safer in those sessions? My theory is that Lando finishing just ahead of him kinda got under his skin over the year and he started overthinking it to get the few hundredths he’d need to end up in front, only to overcompensate and end up further back. Or could it be the pressure of only having 1 shot to do it right getting to him? But that doesn’t seem very Oscar-like.

It’s perplexing because in f3 he lost pretty convincingly to Logan in the head-to-head, I don’t remember the actual % gap but it was 8-1. Then in f2 he got a pole in silverstone and never looked back, stringing together pole after pole until the season was over. So I wonder if it could be a question of momentum, like, if as soon as he gets them going he’ll keep them coming. Which would be weird, because he has had “poles” in f1, in the qatar23 and brazil24 sprints. But that never really translated to banging quali laps in the actual qualifying.

Or is he just not as good at judging the limits of what he can do with his cars on tracks he is less familiar with? Because he was pretty solid in Europe, tracks on which he has competed in junior formulas, but not as much on tracks he’d experienced for the first time last year. If it’s that I hope he can show some good improvement next season, because that justification won’t fly for much longer.

Dunno, I’m pretty miffed on what’s happening here. I don’t think he can work much on ironing out his q3 mistakes during the off-season so I’m curious to see if a mental reset is what he needs to get going next season (an Oscar pole in Australia 25 would SLAP). Anyway, my guess is that next season he’s gonna get an actual pole, and from that point on we’re either going to see him rack them up OR focus too much on trying to replicate it and start making silly mistakes again

[chatdae]

okay GENUINELY what does "We call everything on the ice 'love'" mean??

I am not certain what Yuuri means... maybe that all of the collaboration, competition, and sharing of ideas that takes place in skating is all a form of showing love? Enough to make me shake and cry and fall over, but i'd still love to hear if people have other interpretations

[hackfixation]

Bojack Horseman would sign up for Severance immediately. The minute it's explained that he'll have no memories while working he would be down.

[st4rryyynight]

★unjuraka, poppe the clown★

CW: minor blood, axe. all poorly drawn.

[honourablepranksinatra]

Maple Leafs discourse on their team social medias makes me lose brain cells because wdym they're first in their division and coming off a 5 game win streak & people are commenting that the top players are only in it for the money and have no drive, that particular players are useless and need to be traded asap, that they're a garbage team, that they'll never make it past the first round just because they lost one game.

Apparently because they are being payed handsomely the players must be mindless automatons who perform perfectly every night. It drives me absolutely nuts how quickly alleged fans will completely turn on their own team.