13 Samsung Galaxy S models that have written the history of smartphones

On the eve of the next presentation of Galaxy Unpacked, which is announced for February 1, everyone is interested in what Samsung will show.

Sometimes, in order to assess future opportunities, it is worth looking back, which is what the editors propose to dogg(fortunately, this whole story took place right onour eyes). After all, if you think about it, the history of Galaxy smartphones to some extent replaces the history of smartphones for us, thanks to the significance of the contribution to the development of the industry, the continuity of the process (this is important, given how many market players have left this race during this time) and the use of advanced (and not like the guys from Cupertino) technologies. We have lived for 13 years under the sign of these smartphone models and, looking back, we can imagine what we can expect from the fourteenth.

  • Galaxy S (2010)- our starting point,the first Super AMOLED screen in a smartphone, display 4″ (800x480), Corning Gorilla Glass, 1 GHz processor, 5 MP camera, 512 MB RAM, 1500 mAh battery
  • Galaxy S II (2011)- 4.3″ display, 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 1 GB RAM, 8 MP camera,shooting video in FullHD, battery 1650 mAh
  • Galaxy SIII (2012)—display 4.8″ (1280x720), Gorilla Glass 2, 1.4 GHz quad-core Cortex-A9 processor, 2100 mAh battery, microSIM
  • Galaxy S4 (2013)—display 5″ (1920x1080), Gorilla Glass 3, 8-core processor (4x4) with big.LITTLE technology, 2 GB RAM, 13 MP camera, 2600 mAh battery, wireless charging
  • Galaxy S5 (2014)— display 5.1″,IP67 protection, 4-core processor 2.5 GHz, 16 MP camera with4K video recording, 2 GB RAM, 2800 mAh battery, fingerprint sensor
  • Galaxy S6 (2015)—display 2560x1440, Gorilla Glass 4, 14 nm 8-core processor,optical camera stabilization,3GB RAM, nanoSIM, non-removable battery and no memory card, 15W fast charging
  • Galaxy S7 (2016)—Always-on display, 4 GB RAM, 3000 mAh battery
  • Galaxy S8 (2017)—5.8″ (2960x1440)without a button on the front panel (83.6% screen occupancy), Gorilla Glass 5, IP68 protection, 10 nm octa-core processor, rear fingerprint sensor,transition to USB-C
  • Galaxy S9 (2018)- appearancedual cameras in the older version of S9 +(display 6.2″), video shooting in 4K at 60 fps and@720p 960fps, animated AR-emoji, stereo speakers
  • Galaxy S10 (2019)—6.1″ (3040x1440), Gorilla Glass 6, Dynamic AMOLED, 8 nm octa-core processor, 6/8 GB RAM, triple camera (12+12+16 MP, 2x optical zoom),under-display fingerprint sensor, 3400 mAh battery, reverse wireless charging, Samsung Dex and Wi-Fi 6 support
  • Galaxy S20 (2020)— 6.2″ (3200x1440),120 Hz(FullHD), 7 nm processor, triple camera(12+64+12 MP), 8K video recording, 8 GB RAM, 4000 mAh battery, Samsung Wireless DeX, eSIM support, 25-watt charging and no 3.5 mm headphone jack. A version of the smartphone with 5G support has appeared. An Ultra version has appeared with a periscope telephoto lens and4x optical zoom
  • Galaxy S21 (2021)- 5 nm processor, display withGorilla Glass Victus, version Ultra 6.8″ display, quad camera (108+10+10+12 MP)10x optical zoom, 12/16 GB RAM, 5000 mAh battery, 40 MP front camera and S-Pen support
  • Galaxy S22 (2022)— 4 nm processor, Gorilla Glass Victus+, night photographynightography, the Ultra version received a 6.8 display. with a resolution of 3088x1440 and fast charging at 45 watts, as well asS Pen, which is now regularly placed inside the casesmartphone


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We, of course, do not know what exactly awaits us 1February (although news from Samsung itself gives rise to speculation), so we invite everyone interested to join the official presentation and see everything with their own eyes at the same time as the whole world. But we took advantage of the popular generative neural network Midjourney to look at image options for the new Galaxy smartphone. We will find out how different it will be from reality in a few days.


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