The successor to the Galaxy S21 Ultra may be the South Korean company's first phone with the camera technology of the Japanese brand Olympus, according to a report by PulseNews magazine.
The publication claims that the Galaxy S22 Ultra will be equipped with a five-lens camera system with a 200MP primary sensor. The report further adds that the Galaxy S22 Ultra will retain S Pen support. It is important to remember that this is not the first time the two companies have been combined for future projects. These rumors contradict a recent rumor claiming the presence of a 108MP sensor on the Galaxy S22.
Along with the camera specs for Samsung's flagship of the new generation, the report also suggests the launch date for the smartphone, January 2022. The timing is certainly credible, given that the Galaxy S21 series went on sale globally in January of this year. .
