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The upcoming iPhone 17 Air is rumored to feature a titanium frame, making it unique among the iPhone 17 series, which will predominantly use aluminum frames. This change may be driven by durability needs, contrasting with the lighter aluminum used in other models. The series is also expected to include design updates and new features, with official announcements anticipated in September.
A YouTuber tested the durability of Samsung's ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge with a titanium frame, and it successfully withstood a rigorous bend test without structural damage, demonstrating impressive durability despite its slim 5.8mm design.
Apple is reportedly developing a new polished titanium finish for the frame of the iPhone 16 Pro models, potentially replacing the brushed look of the iPhone 15 Pro. The switch from stainless steel to titanium in the iPhone 15 Pro brought benefits such as being lighter and more fingerprint resistant, but some users prefer the polished stainless steel look. A news aggregator suggests that the iPhone 16 Pro may feature a glossier finish, and a clue to this look is provided by the 2017 Essential Phone's polished titanium frame.
Rumors suggest that the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 could be the first foldable phone with a titanium frame, potentially enhancing durability but possibly leading to a higher price point. Speculation also points to a July launch alongside a more affordable variant, with the premium model expected to feature S-Pen support and improved UTG screen.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 is rumored to feature a titanium frame, following the footsteps of the recently unveiled Galaxy S24 Ultra. This move would mark a shift from the aluminum frame used in the previous Galaxy Z Fold5, aligning with the expected higher price and advanced features of the new model. While it's uncertain if the Galaxy Z Flip6 will also adopt a titanium frame, both foldable smartphones are anticipated to launch in July, prompting further speculation and interest in the coming months.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra's switch to a titanium frame has made it more durable, as showcased in drop and scratch tests by PBKreviews. Despite a small crack after a single drop, the flagship held up well, especially with its titanium rear side. The scratch test with sand left the phone unharmed, highlighting its durability. The YouTuber's fast teardown videos may reveal internal changes, adding to the phone's appeal.
Leaked unboxing videos of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra reveal three color options - Titanium Yellow, Titanium Violet, and Titanium Gray, all featuring silver-colored frames and matching camera ring colors. The use of a titanium frame in the Galaxy S24 Ultra remains to be seen for potential durability benefits, with the official announcement set for January 17 at Unpacked 2024. Pre-orders are already available with potential bonuses such as Samsung Care+ coverage, storage upgrades, wireless earbuds, and Galaxy Watches.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is rumored to feature significant camera upgrades, including improved image processing that aims to deliver more realistic results. The phone is expected to rival Google's Pixel lineup in terms of photo capture ability. Additionally, leaks suggest that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will have a titanium frame, which is said to be 56% stronger than aluminum and is rumored to look "far better" than the iPhone 15 Pro. However, storage configurations will remain unchanged, and the phone is expected to retain the same options as its predecessor, the S23 Ultra.
The upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra from Samsung is rumored to feature a titanium frame that is 56% stronger than aluminum, along with Gorilla Glass Armor for enhanced durability. However, there are questions about the downgraded charging speed of 25 watts compared to the usual 45 watts. The phone is set to be unveiled next month, and more information is expected to be revealed soon.
Samsung is reportedly planning to mass-produce titanium frames for its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, following in the footsteps of Apple and Xiaomi. The titanium frame is expected to be slightly lighter than the current aluminum frame used in the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Samsung aims to produce 15 million titanium frames for the Galaxy S24 series, with all of them going to the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The production of titanium frames was delayed due to low yield rates, but Samsung has recently started commercializing them. Each titanium frame is estimated to cost between $80 and $100, significantly higher than the aluminum equivalent. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to launch in two months with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor.
A new report from South Korea confirms that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra will feature a titanium frame, making it stronger but not lighter than its predecessor. While Apple was the first to introduce titanium frames in smartphones, Samsung has been working on this technology for two years and is now in the late stages of securing the yield rate for titanium cases. The decision to use a titanium frame for the Galaxy S24 Ultra was made this year, and it is possible that Samsung may expand this feature to more models in the future. The use of titanium frames may increase the cost of the device, but it offers enhanced durability. Additionally, the Galaxy S24 Ultra will have a flat screen instead of curved edges.
Samsung is rumored to be considering a titanium frame for all three models of the upcoming Galaxy S24 series, following in the footsteps of Apple's iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max. While the base Galaxy S24 may have its titanium frames produced in-house, the Galaxy S24+ and Galaxy S24 Ultra could source them from third parties. However, the use of titanium may increase the cost of the devices, and it is likely that Samsung will combine titanium frames with aluminum internal structures to address thermal conductivity and cost concerns. Further leaks and information are expected as the launch of the Galaxy S24 series approaches.
Apple acknowledges that fingerprints can temporarily alter the color of the titanium frame on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, but assures customers that it is not permanent and can be easily wiped off with a soft, slightly damp, lint-free cloth. The issue has been circulating on social media, but Apple clarifies that it is a normal occurrence and not a cause for concern.
Apple has started accepting pre-orders for its new iPhone 15 lineup, including the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. The pre-orders are available in over 40 countries and regions, with prices starting at $799 for the iPhone 15. The Pro models feature a titanium frame, improved cameras, and a faster A17 Pro chip. Customers are encouraged to use trade-in credits and carrier deals to lower the price. Pre-orders are expected to be delivered on September 22, the official launch date.
The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max feature a titanium frame, lighter weight, and thinner bezels compared to previous models. They come in four metallic hues and start at $999 and $1,199 respectively. The phones have a 48-megapixel camera with improved zoom capabilities, including a 5x optical zoom on the Pro Max. They also introduce an action button that can be customized for various shortcuts. The A17 Pro Bionic processor offers faster performance and enhanced gaming capabilities. The phones will be available for pre-order on Friday and go on sale on September 22.