Didn’t have time to follow the news yesterday? Here is what marked Wednesday, January 11: the date of presentation of the Galaxy S23, more harmonious screens on Android and the end of the Galaxy S Plus range for next year. To not miss any news, remember to subscribe to the Frandroid newsletter.
Galaxy S23: Samsung confirms their official presentation date
After several weeks of rumors, Samsung finally confirmed on Wednesday January 11 that its next press conference related to Galaxy smartphones will indeed take place on February 1 at 7 p.m. Paris time. As a reminder, these are three smartphones that should be highlighted during the event, the Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra. Samsung makes no secret of the subject of the conference by announcing “the new Galaxy S series“.
Your Android home screen will be perfect: all app icons will be Material You compatible
A year and a half ago, Google presented Monet, the system integrated into its Material You software design allowing the colors of the interface to be modified to adapt to those of the wallpaper. Among the novelties presented with Android 13 last year, the possibility for developers to adapt the color of their application icons to those of the system. Faced with the lack of enthusiasm on their part – and the tastes of users who would like a more harmonious home screen – the firm is working on a function which would force the colorization of icons even if the developers have not integrated this function.
The Galaxy S23 Plus could be the last of its kind
According to information from The Elec site, which is generally well informed about Samsung’s projects, the Korean manufacturer has only two Galaxy S24s in its pipeline for next year. The firm could thus abandon the “Plus” version of its high-end smartphones to focus on the classic version and the Ultra model.
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