Samsung's 2022 flagship phone Galaxy S22 series has appeared on the website of the Us Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and provides specifications for the new machine.
According to foreign media SamMobile reports, SM-S901x, SM-S906x and SM-S908x correspond to different models, the former two are S22 and S22, SM-S908x is likely to be the flagship Galaxy S22 Ultra, but it has not yet appeared on the FCC website, and the 3 mobile phones are expected to be unveiled in February next year.
It is worth noting that the galaxy S22 Ultra naming method is controversial, because the whistleblower @FrontTron alleged on Twitter that the new name is called Galaxy S22 Note, rather than the previous Ultra.
S22 ULTRA IS DEAD
Next is the S22 Note
—Tron (@FrontTron)December 10, 2021
According to FCC documents, the Galaxy S22 uses a battery model of EB-BS906ABY with a rated charge of 4370mAh and a Galaxy S22 Ultra rated at 4,855 mAh. The Galaxy S22 and S22 display models are EF-NS901 and EF-NS906, respectively.
Galaxy S22 lacks UWB (Ultra Wideband) technology, only Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Ultra, and galaxy S22 also supports GSM, WCDMA, LTE FDD, LTE TDD and 5G bands, as well as NFC and Wi-Fi 6E. According to comprehensive foreign media, the Galaxy S22 series is expected to be released on Galaxy Unpacked in February next year.
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