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Samsung S23 Ultra. 200-megapixel shots; 60fps selfie videos; special Snapdragon processor. Flatter (= better) display; still has the stylus (inherited from the Note). Whopper of a price, though — from €1,459

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Samsung unveils Galaxy S23 range and Galaxy Book 3 laptops (including new 'Ultra' Book 3 model)

Samsung unveils S23 phones and new Galaxy Book Ultra laptop

Samsung has launched its Galaxy S23 range of phones, with the flagship S23 Ultra now boasting a 200-megapixel camera, the first time a major manufacturer has included a resolution size normally...

6:12 PM · Feb 1, 2023

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Damïeñ Múlley

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Pretty soon the back of a phone will just be lenses all over

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that's the dream 😃

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Phones are ergonomically terrible cameras.

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May from a tactile sensation. But the screens make framing photos way, way better. And that’s coming from someone who prefers (and uses) ‘real’ cameras

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