Galaxy S24 series: Turning Galaxy into Android’s iPhone - the worst and best thing Samsung did

Leaked Galaxy S24 flagships cement the theory that Samsung now does business just like Apple. But is this a good/bad thing?

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Galaxy was always the iPhone equivalent? This isn't some revolutionary new concept they're rolling out.
Really disappointed they are getting rid of the 10x lense in place of a 5x lense. Hope it's not true. I used that regularly
- S22 Ultra here. Totally agree on the 10x. Why even have a zoom if it's not really good like 10x. It's fun being able to zoom onto posters hanging on other side of auditorium and read all the text, while my colleagues with their iPhones or Pixels, can only barely make out the header.
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- Would be incredible if Samsung gave us back unlockable bootloaders in North America.
  
  I mean, the US variant Galaxy Tab bootloaders (WiFi) can be unlocked, not the phones.
Checking in from my S21 ultra that's still going strong. Love my 100x zoom camera.
Who cares. Samsung phones have been overpriced shit for ages.
- In my country, buying Samsung products at MSRP is just throwing money away. They're constantly discounted.
  
  I could've bought an S23 Ultra for less than a Pixel 7 Pro at some point, and it's (IMHO) a much better phone.
  
  Of course this will vary based on your country, and it's not usually viable immediately at launch.
- To be honest a vast majority of phones are overpriced.

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