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The day has finally arrived. Samsung has officially unveiled its trio of devices that are likely to set the expectations for what a flagship phone should look like in 2022. The Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra all were shown off during Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked, the company’s first standalone event of the year. Unfortunately, it seems as those rumors and leaks got everything pretty much on the nose. But let’s dive into what the Galaxy S22 lineup has to offer this year. Galaxy S22 and S22+ Kicking things off, we have the “normal” upgrades coming via the Galaxy S22 and S22+. Essentially, these new devices offer pretty much the same design as their predecessors with the unique camera hump on the back and different finishes. What is a bit different this year is that it seems that Samsung opted to flatten the edges a bit compared to previous years. This is a rather big change for Samsung, and the Android space in general, and while the edges have been flattened a bit, it’s still
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