Most smartphones have a code name when they are in development. It could be a combination of numbers and letters or a common\/unique word that makes sense. Brands often use these codenames to transmit internal communications on a phone before revealing its official name. For example, the codenames of the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro<\/a> were Shiba and Husky, respectively. On Samsung’s side, the Galaxy S23 was codenamed Diamond. Now, there seems to be confusion among leakers over the codename of the upcoming Galaxy S24<\/a> series.<\/p>\n On November 26, 2023, tipster @evleaks (Evan Blass) posted a pixelated image of what appears to be a few smartphones, with the caption “name this phone(s).” Earlier today, another tipster, @UniverseIce, responded to the images saying they were the Galaxy S24 models. However, in response, Blass mentioned that it was footage from a new program called “Eureka.”<\/p>\n Ice Universe then clarified that Eureka is the codename of the Galaxy S24 series, but it doesn’t appear that the images shared are from the series, mainly because we have already released high-quality renders of the Galaxy S24 series , and something that is no longer proprietary or embargoed no longer needs to be pixelated. Therefore, whether the phones shown in the image are Galaxy S24s in new colors<\/a> or a new range of smartphones remains a mystery.<\/p>\n You can follow Smartprix on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook, Instagram and Google News. Visit smartprix.com for the latest news, reviews and technical guides.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nTipster shares pixelated images and claims Samsung is working on a new range<\/h2>\n