Samsung’s much-anticipated Galaxy S24 lineup passes Singapore’s IMDA certification

Samsung's Galaxy S24 series will arrive next month. As the launch date approaches, the rumors are getting more and more exciting. Earlier, we came across an article X showing possible official renders of the Galaxy S24 Ultra and Galaxy S24+ which would have leaked via an authorized distributor in Colombia. And now, another hot news is that Samsung's upcoming flagship phones have received IMDA certification from Singapore. As MySmartPrice points out, the listing reveals some remarkable details.

We scoured the TLS website (the Singapore government website where you can browse the country's telecommunications licensing system) to find out more on the subject. First of all, the Galaxy S24 the list reveals the Galaxy S24 model name (SB-S921B/DS). Second, it reveals that the device will support 5G and NFC, although we expected that. However, no further details were disclosed in the listing.

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This is the latest official certification that Samsung's flagship phone series has received ahead of its launch next year. A few weeks ago, the Galaxy S24 received FCC certification, confirming that the company is indeed preparing for an early release of its flagships. Exactly what time? Well, we don't know. The precise date of unveiling of Galaxy S24 the lineup remains a mystery, as Samsung is still refraining from making official announcements regarding the launch date. However, many prominent tipsters have pegged the official launch as January 18, 2024. That being said, other rumors suggest that the flagship phone series might arrive a day earlier, i.e. January 17.

Although there is still some time before the official announcement of Samsung's next smartphones, we already know a lot about these devices. For example, we're pretty sure all three models will run Android 14 out of the box, and we even came across a leaked spec sheet for the entire lineup.