Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra leaks via marketing posters in Brazil

Looks like Samsung can't get hold of Galaxy S24 leaks. The next-generation smartphone series will be officially announced on January 17, 2024, but almost all of its features have been leaked via several sources. Now, a clear image of the Galaxy S24 Ultra has been leaked through a marketing poster.

Galaxy S24 Ultra design leaked via posters in Brazil

It appears that several retail stores in Brazil have started offering the Galaxy S24 Ultra through stickers. One such example was Captured and posted on X (Via @sondesix), clearly displaying the design, cameras, S Pen and the term “Galaxy AI”. In the image below, you can see the Galaxy S24 Ultra in Titanium Gray. You can also see the quad-camera setup of the phone, accompanied by a laser autofocus module. You can also see the color-matched S Pen. There appear to be two microphones at the top of the phone. Since there is an air line at the top of the phone's frame, it appears that the phone uses a metal frame, and many leaks indicate a titanium frame for more strength.

The poster also refers to Galaxy AI, which is a set of AI and generative AI features that will be available on the Galaxy S24 series. The statement below the photo of the phone reads as follows:Illustrative pictures only. You may be required to sign in to a Samsung account to access some AI features. The S Pen is compatible with the S24 Ultra but not the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+. Availability of colors and models may vary depending on stock and/or channel.”

One UI 6.1 interface to bring many AI and generative AI features, which first appeared on the Galaxy S24 series

Samsung will launch the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+ and Galaxy S24 Ultra with One UI 6.1 pre-installed on Android 14. All three phones will have several AI-powered features, including live language translation during voice calls, an AI-powered background generator and effects. Weather for the lock screen wallpaper, summarizing notes in Samsung Notes, voice tagging and voice translation for up to ten people from audio recordings, and generative AI fills in the images.