Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra sounds more appealing after night photo upgrade

Firmware updates have reportedly fixed some issues with the soon-to-be-released Android flagship

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra wide view render
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A new flagship Android phone is always going to attract a lot of rumours. When its predecessor was one of the best phones on the market, that's likely to be amplified even further.

In this case were talking about the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. We've already heard a lot about this phone – including details of a bigger battery and a behemoth 200MP camera. We've also learned which colours the S23 Ultra will be available in, and potentially seen the first images taken by it's impressive camera.

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In a recent tweet on the subject of the S23 Ultra, Ice said, "The S23 Ultra's night shots with the latest firmware show some fantastic improvements you can expect from the S23 Ultra."

That's a massive deal. Ice has recently been vocal about how poor the S22 Ultra's night photography is when compared to other handsets, and we had feared that similar technology might find its way into Samsung's new flagship. But if it's good enough to impress Ice, it's likely to be a great upgrade.

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