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CTOnews.com, November 25 (Xinhua)-- Samsung hopes to work with Iridium to develop satellite connectivity technology for the upcoming Galaxy S23 series models, according to EtNews.

According to reports, Iridium currently has 66 Leo communication satellites, which can provide voice and data communication services for mobile phone users. Obviously, Samsung aims to provide users with voice, text and even image transmission support, just like Apple and Huawei.

Samsung is said to have been developing the technology for two years, and the biggest challenge is how to make the phone's antenna small enough to ensure sufficient power.

CTOnews.com has reported that Apple has previously introduced satellite connectivity to users through the iPhone 14 series, which is supplied by Globalstar, and that the two companies have reached a near-exclusive agreement.

Thanks to the maturity of the industry chain, a Google executive has previously confirmed that Android 14 will fully support satellite connectivity. This kind of technology can help users to make emergency calls in the signal blind area, initially supporting only SMS, MMS, some communication App, and maybe even video.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is expected to be released in January or February 2023, and Samsung has begun developing firmware for its upcoming flagship aircraft. In addition, the 2023 models will fully use Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. There are rumors that the Samsung Galaxy S23 series will benefit from exclusive SoC models that are highly optimized for the One UI experience.

In addition, Samsung Galaxy S23 series is expected to be equipped with a stronger camera system. Samsung will adjust its supply chain to ensure that new phones are not affected and that the experience is guaranteed.

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