We can easily conclude that the successor to Samsung’s flagship series will be named the Galaxy S22. Recently, some sources have revealed important information about this phone.
Today, Ice Universe revealed that the Galaxy S22 Ultra will once again lack a 200MP lens. Instead, it will feature the third-generation 108MP main lens.
Currently, Samsung uses the HM3 sensor in the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which features Super PD Plus phase detection autofocus. By adding micro lenses above the phase-detection points, autofocus speed has been improved by 50%.
According to the above news, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is expected to continue using the HM3 sensor. However, with the new ISP and software algorithm adjustments, its imaging performance is worth looking forward to.
Some reports also claimed that Samsung will collaborate with Olympus to create a powerful camera system for its Galaxy S22 series.
Looking at other brands, Huawei has been collaborating with Leica for a long time, which has helped its smartphones top the DxOMark rankings. This year, OnePlus also collaborated with Hasselblad to create the camera for the OnePlus 9 series, and now Samsung is following this trend as well.
The Galaxy S22 series will also feature Qualcomm’s next-generation flagship chipset, expected to be named the Snapdragon 895, and will feature the new ARM Cortex-X2 core.