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The Permanent Rain Press Interview with Tanner Massey. (Watch in HD)
Tanner Massey chats about his journey on The Voice, including his Blind Audition and Knockout performance, coaches Gwen Stefani and Niall Horan, mindset and cast relationships, original music, and unique experiences as a young musician.
#Tanner Massey#Music#interview#YouTube#video#Chloe#feature#The Voice#Niall Horan#Gwen Stefani#The Voice Season 24#The Voice s24#Acapop Kids#Musicash#Oklahoma City#nbc the voice#Team Niall#Team Gwen#reality TV#Acapop! Kids#The Voice USA#The Voice US#Team Niall Horan#Team Gwen Stefani#Youtube
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Tipped to Get AI-Powered Features Like Circle Search, Voice Recorder
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 lineup is likely to be one of the first major flagship launches to come next year. We’ve been hearing for a while that the upcoming trio will bring several AI features and improvements to compete with the likes of the latest Google Pixel 8 series. A new leak now sheds light on some possible AI-based features on the upcoming Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. The…
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#ai#Samsung Galaxy S24#samsung galaxy s24 plus#Samsung Galaxy S24 series#Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra#samsung s24 ai features circle search voice recorder real time call translator galaxy leak samsung
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I'm aspiring to make a clip compilation of Skinner being on the receiving end of gay jokes (+ ChalmSkinn scenes/jokes) and here's the list I've managed to compile thus far, organized by joke category:
“Skinner gets called gay”
Skinner gets assumed as a "homersexual" and Homer asks if he's into women - s2 ep14: Principal Charming
Chalmers tells Skinner to be gay on his own time after Skinner says they have horoscopic compatibility - s16 ep17: The Heartbroke Kid
Child draws Skinner kissing a merman as a prank - s17 ep18: The Wettest Stories Ever Told
Skinner is in the middle of explaining how he knows how to slingshot "like all boys" and Nelson cuts him off saying "You like all boys? Hah hah!" - s20 ep11: How The Test Was Won
Skinner AND Chalmers get called the worst-dressed gay men a substitute teacher has ever met - s24 ep15: Black-Eyed, Please
“Wait, IS Skinner gay (bi)?”
Bart tells Skinner to get himself fired from the army by flirting with his commanding officer, which Skinner accepts without hesitation - s5 ep19: Sweet Seymour Skinner's Badaasssss Song
Skinner and Homer are in a hotel for jury duty and Skinner points out that they're like The Odd Couple (with Skinner being like Felix and Homer like Oscar) - s5 ep20: The Boy Who Knew Too Much
Skinner reads a Confirmed Bachelor Magazine while looking over detention - s21 ep4: Treehouse of Horror XX
Skinner kisses Groundskeeper Willie and they both realize they kinda like kissing men and go from uncomfortable to REALLY making out - s21 ep15: Stealing First Base
“Skinner and Chalmers have a... situationship.”
Skinner laughs at an accidental joke Chalmers makes and Chalmers joins him - s4 ep20: Wacking Day
Skinner and Chalmers laugh at the idea of using their oil money to pay the students' scholarships - s6 ep25: Who Shot Mr. Burns? part one
Chalmers teases Skinner and excitedly shows off his new Honda to him - s8 ep7: Lisa's Date With Density
Skinner offers Chalmers to use his Merkur (car) after Chalmers' Camry got destroyed, Chalmers rejects him on the basis that his car is full of Burger King litter - s16 ep5: Fat Man and Little Boy
Chalmers says he wished he and Skinner were closer when Skinner gets killed in front of him - s18 ep4: Treehouse of Horror XVII
Skinner honors the "ding" in "balding" for Chalmers - s18 ep5: G.I. D'oh
Skinner and Chalmers sing a musical number together and Skinner "makes it weird" (according to Chalmers) by complimenting his voice at the end - s18 ep14: Yokel Chords
Chalmers, Skinner and Willie get caught in a Diet Coke and Mentos explosion inside a storage building, Chalmers yells for Skinner but gets no response, gets worried and then when he does respond saying he's alright Chalmers tells him to never scare him like that again - s19 ep13: The Debarted
Chalmers and Skinner create the production company "ChalmSkinn" and do some morally dubious scheming together while wearing atleast 3 matching outfits - s19 ep18: Any Given Sundance
Chalmers tells Skinner they should start eating a cock cannoli that flew in through the window at both ends to hide it from Agnes, and that quote, "They'll know they're safe when their lips meet in the middle", they then proceed without hesitation - s20 ep1: Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes
Skinner is confused and upset that Chalmers is "overseeing other principals" and asks what they're going to tell the kids, Chalmers says the kids already know and they're happy for him. This is clearly a breakup allegory. - s20 ep19: Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D’oh
Chalmers lays down on Skinner's thigh and tells Skinner to hold his head and say soothing things - s20 ep21: Coming To Homerica
Skinner and Chalmers (and Agnes) have a firework show picnic in the background of a flashback scene - s22 ep10: Moms I'd Like to Forget
Skinner flirts with Chalmers and gets called a regular Casanova by him - s22 ep11: Flaming Moe
Skinner has a dream about being a cowboy and literally rides Chalmers - s25 ep7: Yellow Subterfuge
Demon ChalmSkinn's entire character - s26 ep4: Treehouse of Horror XXV
Skinner and Chalmers rub elbows and laugh about kids not being their problem after 6th grade - s26 ep22: Mathlete's Feat
Chalmers and Skinner share a virtual picnic date together in VR (except Chalmers is dating Skinner's grave in his POV) - s28 ep2: Friends and Family
Kearney asks Skinner if he likes Chalmers so much, why doesn't he marry him? Skinner says that as Superintendent Chalmers is basically married to all of his principals and smiles proudly - s30 ep1: Bart's Not Dead
Skinner performs the heimlich maneuver on Chalmers in a bafflingly suggestive way and uses his shirt and suit jacket as a pillow for him, and then gently strokes his head while saying "You're safe now" - s31 ep1: The Winter of Our Monetized Content
Just. Most of the episode. - s32 ep8: The Road to Cincinnati
Skinner and Chalmers have a Steamed Hams-themed Christmas card decorated with candy canes forming hearts in the credits - s32 ep16: Manger Things
Skinner and Chalmers get inside a closet to privately celebrate having a good, qualified teacher apply to their school - s33 ep18: My Octopus and a Teacher
If you know any more scenes that fit into these categories PLEASE tell me, I want to be as thorough as possible with this compilation.
#the simpsons#principal skinner#seymour skinner#gary chalmers#superintendent chalmers#chalmers x skinner#chalmskinn
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Betty Boogie's Avatars
I don't see many people talking about it, but one of the more interesting and most definitely the cutest characteristic of recent South Park is Trey Parker's daughter voicing some specific characters. Most viewers might not even realize how much impact she has on the actual show. For instance, when she has favorite pop songs, Trey makes sure to include them in the episodes, such as Humble in S21E1 or when she got into horse dressage, Trey made an episode about it (S25E4), and he specifically stays up to date about current children's trends through her. I'm here to take you on a journey of the characters she played, so naturally first comes Ike.
Ike Broflovski Ike had a lot of voice actors, famously voiced by the children of crew members. Betty's been voicing Ike since season 20, and that might just be a reason why Ike had such a big role in that season, since Trey evidently loved making his daughter say the silly obscene things Ike said. She started doing the voice when she was 3 years old, just like Ike is. And while she gained other roles, she still does Ike at the age of 10 in S26.
Hannah Williams Interestingly this first grader, Hannah, has been a background character since S9, waaay before Betty was even born. But she was never named and she never said a word. That changed, when in S21E2 she is singing at a school talent show, voiced by Betty. In S22 she continues voicing Ike and also she provides sound for the priest call whiste. ("I love Jesus! I love Jesus!")
As of S23 she is also credited for voicing the PC Babies, most prominently Riley, and a vegan boy, who might be a first or second grader, she is also Menorah in S24, the daughter of future Eric.
However an interesting shift happens at the end of The Return of Covid, in which we meet an entirely new character, Heather Williams (also mistakenly addressed as Heather Thomson before her on-screen appearance) who is decidedly a new fourth grader created specifically for Betty to voice.
We first see her watching Terrance and Phillip and eating ice cream. Then the boys (as adults from the future) blackmail her with a photo of her farting, since she can get Denver Nuggets tickets from her dad. Then she becomes a recurring character in S25, keeping the idea that whenever Trey thinks a line would be funnier if it came from the mouth of an actual child, he invited Betty to say it.
In Pajama Day she calls PC Principal a fascist and appears to be friends with Wendy and Millie. And she dares to argue with Eric about the correct pajama terminology at a kids meeting. In The Big Fix, she is seen in the main fourth graders' classroom, arguing with Stan, and it's clear Trey enjoys Betty opposing with his characters specifically.
I wonder if there's some history behind her voicing two characters named Williams. We know she played a girl called Harper at the South Park 25th Anniversary Concert specifically named after one of her friends, so Williams might be the surname of one of her friends as well. Soon, Heather fades into the background without any explanation, after the show seemingly decided to make her a regular, she gets replaced. Why? It seems like when Betty got 9 years old, Trey decided she should get a permanent character. Perhaps for that idea, they had a better design to use...
Back in S24, before either Heather Williams or Menorah Cartman got introduced, there was a Lil' Qties member who has never appeared before. She was specifically designed by Betty, seemingly already created to serve as her avatar (and I applaud Trey's bravery to represent her daughter as an anti-vaccine character). Still, I forgot about her, kept waiting for Heather Williams to have a role in S26, and instead when Stan's family buys a japanese toilet, which girl voiced by Betty shows up?
The blonde girl with the black jacket and bow. And she's officially named Betsy now. The personality is the same as Heather Williams: an assertive, outspoken girl who lashes out at Trey's characters without ever being talked back to. Except she is a different character in-show, and therefore none of the development and experience Heather had in the episodes count anymore. While both of them had exactly one season at this point, I believe Betsy is here to stay, since she is designed by her, named after her, so unlike Heather, she is a more personal avatar.
Betsy already seems to be friends with Nelly, Nichole, Bebe, Red, and to a lesser extent, on friendly terms with Wendy (although I can imagine their strong personalities would clash at some point), I hope they decide to expand upon her character and make her a mainstay. And it seems like that's the intent. Especially after Trey's father's day cake had Betsy's face on it. My theory is that Heather was supposed to stay relevant, but they just chose the Betsy design after a trial year. So if nothing else would change in their real life, I think it's safe to assume we can count on Betsy returning.
#ike broflovski#south park#betty boogie parker#heather williams#wendy testaburger#millie larsen#hannah williams#vegan boy#menorah cartman#betsy south park#trey parker#nelly south park
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Niall via Tiktok: Come meet my friends! The Voice S24 Monday 25th on NBC | September 19, 2023
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2023 Voice Schedule GB
Last year:
Blinds:
Jul 10-14: G Voice Blinds S24
Jul 12: B to VN
Battles:
Aug 22: Took Z to Zach Brown
Aug 26-27: G V Battles
Aug 29: B to Nash
Knockouts:
Sep 8: B hunting with Clint, Dunn, JJ NW Outfitters Norman Wells
Sep 10: G Voice Knockouts
Sep 12: Plane to La Grange OR to VN
Playoffs:
Sept 23: B Tempe AZ
Sept 26: B Songwriter Awards Nash
Sept 27-28: G Voice Play-offs
Sept 28: B Country Icon to Toby Keith GOO and People’s Choice
Lives:
Dec 4-5: G Voice Lives
Dec 5: GB at Michaels
Dec 11: B OK
Dec 11-12: G Voice Lives
Dec 16: B to TX
Dec 17: B to VN
Dec 18-19: G Voice Finale
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Hunter temptation phantom
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fandom: blaseball
summary: parker and his double talk early in the morning.
a/n: another selfship piece, me/my s/i is other parker; this takes place somewhere before s24.
It's about 5am in the morning, there's Bailey's in his coffee (it doesn't even taste good), and Parker MacMillan IIIII can't help but wonder where exactly his entire life went wrong.
He takes another long drink out of the chipped mug, shuddering. At the sound of footsteps he looks up-- Other Parker stands there, appearing in the doorway to the kitchen like some kind of phantom or hunter, backlit by one of the nightlights plugged into the main hallway.
"Hello," he says.
Parker swallows, leans back a little from the bar as he answers somewhat hesitantly-- "Hello."
Other Parker eyes him as he flips on the kitchen's secondary light, bathing them both in artifical dusk. He trots over to Parker and picks up the coffee cup, takes a sip from it, makes a face.
"I guess it runs in the family, huh?" he says.
Parker stares. "What?"
Other Parker seems to consider his next words carefully. "Gods aren't special," he says. "They're about as human as the rest of us. Almost."
Parker cocks his head at his double. "So you know for sure we're human?" he asks, among the multitude of questions burning in his mind now.
"I know I'm not a god," Other Parker answers. "Neither are you. Jury's still out on the human bit, sorry."
Parker rubs at his face. "What do you know about gods?" he asks, and Other Parker grins.
"They like to pretend," he replies, and takes another swig from Parker's drink. "They lie."
"Wyatt doesn't lie," Parker says, half conscious of the words coming out of his mouth. His hands itch quite suddenly.
Other Parker arches an eyebrow. "Wyatt?"
It's at this moment Parker remembers that Other Parker doesn't know, wasn't there, isn't as much as he is in terms of history. Of course the name is unfamiliar. Is there a way he can save this...?
"Is there some new god?" Other Parker continues. "I know about the squid."
"Everyone knows about the Monitor," Parker says. He shifts uncomfortably in his seat.
"So who's Wyatt?"
"The-- I mean, you don't know about the Grand Unslam?" Parker asks in return; Other Parker puts his hands on his hips and pouts at him.
"Five," he whines. "Don't ask dumb questions."
"It was before me," Parker says. "Wyatt Mason." He shakes his head. "What if I just show you?"
And he knows this isn't a good idea-- Parker keeps the Microphone as secret as Other Parker, maybe even more, but there's alcohol in him and Other Parker's expression is doing something to him.
Other Parker's eyebrows shoot to his hairline, and he soundlessly follows Parker when the other stands up and leads the way into the small, clean office next to his bedroom.
Parker gently pulls the shoebox he's tucked away into the dark of the office's closet shelf down and cradles it in his arms. "Come here."
Other Parker approaches him, looking unsure.
"This," says Parker, "is the Microphone."
He nudges the lid of the box open. Inside, carefully tucked into a bedding of soft fabrics, is what looks like a fairly typical mass market microphone.
When Other Parker reaches for it, Parker shrinks back, drawing the box closer to his chest. "Hey, I didn't say you could touch it!"
"This is a god?" Other Parker asks, head tipped to the side. "It doesn't exert like one. Is it asleep?"
"I think so," says Parker. He gingerly brushes a finger against the body of the Mic; it doesn't react, but he smiles softly anyway. "I think...I think maybe it just wants to rest for a while."
"Well, it's safe here," Other Parker says.
Parker blinks. "What?"
"I mean, it's with you," his double elaborates, and smiles at him, and it's not some smarmy sarcastic thing. Parker feels his breath catch.
For a second, he loses himself there--
Other Parker's smile widens, and his voice breaks Parker out of the sudden spell.
"Are you going to keep looking at me like that or...?" Other Parker trails off, gives Parker a knowing look as the smile twists into a smirk.
"Or what?" Parker replies, feeling his face burn.
"I don't know," Other Parker says, in a tone that Parker knows means he knows exactly what.
"Don't you dare," he says, and his heart's racing. "Don't you fucking dare do that to me right now."
Other Parker's grin is from ear to ear. "Do what?"
And then the Microphone hums.
The two of them look at the box, at the inert god.
"Oh," says Parker and laughs a bit. "Sorry, Wyatt-- did we wake you up? Go back to sleep."
The humming softens, the Mic stills. Parker carefully shuts the box and puts it back up onto the shelf.
Once he's closed the office closets door, he turns back to Other Parker, frowning. "Where were we?" he asks, and his double's eyes gleam.
"Good question, Five," he answers, almost purring as he speaks. "Where were we...?"
The temptation to slam Other Parker to the wall pushes against Parker's ribcage. He stifles it.
Other Parker is leaning lazily against the desk. He's looking at Parker with a new expression, something the commissioner can't really read.
"What?" he asks; Other Parker shrugs.
"You trust it?"
"Trust...trust it? The mic?"
"Mic, Wyatt, whatever," Other Parker says.
Parker is quiet for a minute, and all the tension between the two of them has drained out of the room, been replaced by something else.
"It can't do much asleep," he says finally. "I think."
"As long as it doesn't answer to anyone else it's probably fine," Other Parker says. "Is it like your friend? The tarot reader?"
"The Reader isn't a god," Parker says quickly.
"Are you sure?"
Parker hesitates. "The Fans aren't gods either."
Other Parker laughs. "Sure," he says, sarcastic.
Parker shakes his head. "The Monitor's nice," he says, and realizes he's grasping for straws here.
Other Parker shrugs again. "Are you sure?"
"What's with you and gods?" Parker asks.
"I don't trust them," Other Parker replies.
"No, you just don't trust Mom," Parker retorts.
Other Parker's face flickers darkly.
"No," he says. "I don't."
"You've never seen Her, though, not really," Parker says slowly and then trails off when he sees Other Parker shake his head. "When? When have--"
"I don't know for sure," his double admits, looking away. "It's...messed up. I can't tell if the memories are mine, or Prime's, or-- or even yours, but I've seen Her. I've known Her. I've--"
Other Parker takes a breath.
"I just don't trust gods," he says. "Not your Mic, and not your Mom."
Parker tries to meet his double's eyes, but Other Parker deliberately keeps looking away. "Do you want to get another drink?" he asks finally.
Other Parker, whose gaze rests on the office closest door, turns and looks back over his shoulder. "Yeah," he says after a second, and he sounds distracted, elsewhere. "Yeah, I would."
Parker reaches out, gingerly puts a hand on Other Parker's shoulder; his double flinches, and Parker quickly pulls his hand away. "Sorry."
He hears his double take a breath. "It's okay."
"...It's not, though?"
"Does it matter, Five?" Other Parker doesn't give him time to answer. "Let's just go get that drink."
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The Voice now also has a broadcast channel on IG (like G) "Backstage pass" for those interested.
They also just posted a new promo pic for S24 and G looks 🔥
Thanks for finding that!
— M
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S25 only has one KO taping date because it has fewer contestants (10 person teams vs s24 has 14 person teams), so it has fewer knockouts.
The voice KO for Sunday are probably “sold out” bc they don’t want any more ticket requests (they always oversell). Weekend tapings tend to see a lot more ticket requests then weekday. I wouldn’t be totally surprised if it ends up being only 3 KO tapings though instead of 4
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Complete Specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S24, FAQs, and More
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The Samsung Galaxy S24 represents Samsung’s latest entry in their flagship smartphone lineup, bringing notable improvements in performance, camera capabilities, and AI features. Let’s dive deep into what this device offers.
Design and Build
The Galaxy S24 continues Samsung’s premium design philosophy with a sleek aluminum frame and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection on both front and back. The device maintains a refined aesthetic while improving durability and scratch resistance. Available in Phantom Black, Marble Grey, Cobalt Violet, and Amber Yellow, the S24 features a flat display with minimal bezels and an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.
Display Specifications
The device sports a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with the following specifications: - Resolution: 2340 x 1080 pixels (FHD+) - Refresh rate: 1–120Hz adaptive - Peak brightness: 2,600 nits - HDR10+ certification - Vision booster technology
Performance and Hardware
At the heart of the Galaxy S24 lies the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset (in select markets) or the Exynos 2400 (in others), paired with: - RAM: 8GB LPDDR5X - Storage options: 128GB/256GB UFS 4.0 - Enhanced vapor chamber cooling system - Android 14 with One UI 6.1
Camera System
The triple rear camera setup includes: - Main camera: 50MP, f/1.8, OIS - Ultra-wide: 12MP, f/2.2, 120° FOV - Telephoto: 10MP, f/2.4, 3x optical zoom - Front camera: 12MP, f/2.2, autofocus
Battery and Charging
Power management features include: - 4,000mAh battery - 25W wired fast charging - 15W wireless charging - Wireless PowerShare for reverse charging
Additional Features
Security: Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, Face recognition - Connectivity: 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC - Samsung DeX support - Samsung Pay - Stereo speakers tuned by AKG
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What are the major differences between the Galaxy S24 and S23? The S24 brings several key improvements including a brighter display, enhanced AI capabilities, improved battery efficiency, and updated processor options. The design has been refined with slightly smaller bezels and new color options.
2. Does the Galaxy S24 support expandable storage? No, the Galaxy S24 does not include a microSD card slot. Users should choose their storage capacity (128GB or 256GB) carefully at the time of purchase.
3. How long will Samsung provide software updates for the S24? Samsung has committed to providing 7 years of OS updates and security patches for the Galaxy S24 series, marking a significant improvement in long-term software support.
4. Is the Galaxy S24 compatible with previous Galaxy S series accessories? Most accessories designed for the Galaxy S23 should work with the S24 due to similar dimensions, but it’s recommended to verify compatibility for specific cases and screen protectors.
5. What charging speeds does the Galaxy S24 support? The device supports 25W wired fast charging, 15W wireless charging, and reverse wireless charging. A full charge takes approximately 70 minutes with a compatible 25W charger.
6. Does the S24 come with a charger in the box? No, following industry trends and environmental considerations, the Galaxy S24 does not include a charger in the box. Only a USB-C cable is provided.
7. How does the camera compare to previous Galaxy models? While maintaining similar hardware specifications to the S23, the S24 introduces new AI-enhanced photography features and improved image processing algorithms for better overall photo quality.
8. What AI features are included in the Galaxy S24? The S24 includes various AI capabilities such as real-time translation, enhanced photo editing tools, improved voice commands, and AI-powered text suggestions. These features are processed both on-device and in the cloud.
9. Is the Galaxy S24 water-resistant? Yes, the Galaxy S24 features an IP68 rating, meaning it can withstand submersion in fresh water up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.
10. What is the warranty period for the Galaxy S24? Samsung provides a standard one-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. Extended warranty options are available through Samsung Care+ and various retailers.
Conclusion
The Samsung Galaxy S24 represents a refined iteration of Samsung’s flagship smartphone lineup, offering meaningful improvements in display technology, processing power, and software features. With its commitment to seven years of updates and enhanced AI capabilities, it positions itself as a compelling option for users seeking a premium smartphone experience with long-term software support.
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Samsung Galaxy S24: Specifications Breakdown, FAQs, and More
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Introduction
The Samsung Galaxy S24 represents the latest innovation in smartphone technology, offering cutting-edge features that cater to both tech enthusiasts and everyday users. This comprehensive guide will dive deep into the device’s specifications, performance, and answer the most burning questions potential buyers might have.
Detailed Specifications Breakdown
Design and Build -Dimensions: Approximately 147 x 70.6 x 7.6 mm - Weight:Around 167 grams - Build: Gorilla Glass Victus 2 front and back - Frame: Aluminum - Color Options: Phantom Black, Cobalt Purple, Amber Yellow, Jade Green
Display - Type: Dynamic AMOLED 2X - *Size: 6.2 inches (S24), 6.7 inches (S24+), 6.8 inches (S24 Ultra) - Resolution: 1080 x 2340 pixels (S24), 1440 x 3088 pixels (S24 Ultra) - Refresh Rate: Adaptive 120Hz - Peak Brightness: Up to 2,600 nits - HDR10+ Certified
Performance - Processor:Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (Global variant) -CPU: Octa-core (1x3.39 GHz Cortex-X4 & 4x3.15 GHz Cortex-A720 & 3x2.85 GHz Cortex-A720 & 2x2.0 GHz Cortex-A520) - GPU: Adreno 750 - RAM: 8GB/12GB options - Storage: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB (UFS 4.0)
Camera System Rear Cameras: - Main Camera: 50 MP, f/1.8, OIS - Ultra-Wide: 12 MP, f/2.2 - Telephoto: 10 MP with 3x optical zoom - S24 Ultra Specific: 200 MP main camera, 50 MP periscope telephoto with 5x optical zoom
Front Camera: - 12 MP, f/2.2 - 4K video recording - Advanced AI-enhanced features
Battery and Charging - Capacity: 4,000 mAh (S24), 4,900 mAh (S24+), 5,000 mAh (S24 Ultra) - Charging: — 25W Fast Charging — 15W Wireless Charging — Reverse Wireless Charging - Charger: Not included in the box
Connectivity - 5G Support - Wi-Fi 6E - Bluetooth 5.3 - NFC - USB-C - Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Technology
Software - Operating System: Android 14 - One UI 6.1 - Guaranteed Android Updates: 4 years - Security Updates: 5 years
Additional Features - IP68 Water and Dust Resistance - In-display Fingerprint Sensor - Face Recognition - AI-powered Camera Features - Enhanced Privacy Controls
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the starting price of the Samsung Galaxy S24? Prices vary by region and configuration, but expect the base model to start around $799-$899 USD.
2. Does the Samsung Galaxy S24 support 5G? Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series fully supports 5G networks across multiple bands.
3. How long will the Samsung Galaxy S24 receive software updates? Samsung guarantees 4 years of major Android updates and 5 years of security patches.
4. Is the charger included in the box? No, Samsung has removed the charger from the packaging to reduce electronic waste.
5. What are the primary AI features in the S24? Key AI features include: - Real-time translation - Advanced photo editing - Adaptive battery management - Contextual awareness - Enhanced voice assistant capabilities
6. How water-resistant is the Samsung Galaxy S24? The device has an IP68 rating, meaning it can withstand submersion in up to 1.5 meters of water for 30 minutes.
7. Can I expand the storage with a microSD card? No, the Samsung Galaxy S24 does not support microSD card expansion.
8. What makes the S24 Ultra different from the standard S24? The Ultra model offers: - Higher resolution main camera (200 MP) - Better zoom capabilities - More premium materials - S Pen stylus support - Larger display and battery
9. How good is the battery life? With adaptive 120Hz and efficient processor, expect a full day of moderate to heavy use. Battery life varies based on individual usage patterns.
10. Is wireless charging supported? Yes, the S24 supports both standard wireless charging (15W) and reverse wireless charging, allowing you to charge other devices.
Conclusion
The Samsung Galaxy S24 series represents a significant leap in smartphone technology, offering powerful performance, exceptional cameras, and innovative AI features. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, a productivity professional, or a casual user, there’s a configuration that suits your needs.
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The Transformative Benefits of Mobile Phones: A Guide to 2024's Technological Marvels
Mobile phones have transcended their original purpose of communication, becoming sophisticated digital companions that reshape our personal and professional landscapes.
In 2024, these devices represent more than mere technological tools – they are intelligent ecosystems that anticipate our needs, enhance our capabilities, and connect us to the world in unprecedented ways. Users eventually encounter more benefits of mobile phones than ever before.
Artificial Intelligence: The Powerhouse of Mobile Innovation
The ways how AI works in mobile technology has become increasingly complex and sophisticated. Modern smartphones leverage advanced machine learning algorithms that transform user experiences through intelligent adaptations, offering them more benefits of mobile phones than ever!
So if you’re still a bit puzzled about how AI works in mobile, it is all about how the integration of AI goes beyond simple voice commands, creating systems that can predict user behavior, optimize performance, and provide contextually relevant assistance.
How AI works in mobile environments is particularly evident in features like predictive text, which now understands nuanced communication patterns. Voice assistants have evolved to comprehend complex commands, maintaining natural conversations and executing tasks with remarkable precision.
More benefits of mobile phones that users can avail is that they can now schedule appointments, manage battery consumption, and even launch apps based on individual usage patterns and daily routines.
Breakthrough AI-Powered Capabilities
Leading smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and Google Pixel 9 Pro showcase how AI works in mobile by offering revolutionary features. Real-time translation during international calls has become standard, while AI-assisted photo editing can transform amateur photographs into professional-grade images with a single touch. The benefits of mobile phones are most visible in these intelligent interactions.
Here’s more on how AI works in mobile, so be prepared to have your mind blown!
Computational photography powered by AI can now recognize scenes, adjust lighting, and enhance image quality in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago. This demonstrates how the emerging technologies in capturing photographs are a testament to the benefits of mobile phones that you enjoy daily with your new-age smartphone.
Machine learning algorithms continuously improve device performance, learning from user interactions to provide increasingly personalized experiences.
Extended Software Support: A Commitment to Longevity
The benefits of mobile phones now include unprecedented software support that future-proofs user investments. Google's commitment to providing seven years of updates for their Pixel series has set a new industry standard, ensuring devices remain secure and feature-rich throughout their lifecycle.
This approach of how AI works in mobile not only provides better value for consumers but also contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing electronic waste. Manufacturers are recognizing the importance of long-term device support, offering regular security patches and performance optimizations that keep smartphones relevant and efficient.
Market Diversity: Empowering Consumer Choice
The benefits of mobile phones extend to an impressively diverse market ecosystem. Android's platform offers devices across multiple price points, ensuring accessibility for users with varying needs and budgets.
From premium flagships like the Galaxy S24 Ultra to mid-range options like the Pixel 8a, consumers can find devices tailored to their specific requirements.
This diversity, one amongst countless benefits of mobile phones with evolved technology, encompasses more than just price – it includes different form factors, specialized features, and unique capabilities. Whether users prioritize camera performance, gaming capabilities, or battery life, the modern smartphone market has a device designed to meet those precise needs.
Battery Performance: Powering Modern Life
It does not stop here. The benefits of mobile phones extend to innovations involving the very juice that fuels your smartphone’s regular usage. Significant improvements in battery technology represent another crucial benefit of mobile phones in 2024.
Advanced power management systems and rapid charging capabilities have transformed user experiences. Devices like the OnePlus 12 can fully charge in under 30 minutes while maintaining impressive battery longevity.
Wondering how AI works in mobile in this case? The power optimization analyzes usage patterns to extend battery life, ensuring devices remain functional during critical moments. Battery health features protect long-term capacity, demonstrating how mobile technology continues to evolve to meet user needs.
Glance Lock Screen: AI-Powered Content Curation
A prime example of how AI works in mobile is the Glance lock screen, an innovative feature transforming smartphone interactions. This intelligent lock screen leverages artificial intelligence to deliver personalized content tailored to individual preferences.
For American users, Glance is one of the prime benefits of mobile phones that users can enjoy, where a revolutionary experience is provided through instant access to diverse content. Sports fans can receive NFL scores, news enthusiasts can get breaking headlines, and entertainment lovers can preview TikTok videos and movie trailers – all without unlocking their device.
The benefits of mobile phones are exemplified by Glance's smart content curation. Users can customize their experience, selecting topics ranging from Wall Street updates to local news, weather reports, and live event information. The AI-powered system ensures that content remains relevant and engaging.
Lock Screen Widgets: The Future of Information Access
Lock screen widgets have emerged as a crucial innovation in mobile technology. These intelligent features provide instant access to critical information without requiring device unlocking. The examples that demonstrate how AI works in mobile phones are endless, and are proof that users can enjoy the benefits of mobile phones rather easily in today’s day and age.
From real-time news updates and weather forecasts to music controls and smart home integrations, these widgets represent the next frontier of mobile interaction. Such are the benefits of mobile phones that you can enjoy if you choose to adapt with the latest happenings in the tech industries!
Privacy and Personalization
Modern mobile technologies prioritize user privacy while delivering personalized experiences. AI-driven systems can now balance content delivery with robust privacy measures, ensuring users feel both informed and protected.
Emerging Technological Frontiers
As we look toward the future, the benefits of mobile phones continue to expand. Emerging technologies like augmented reality, advanced AI integration, and more sophisticated machine learning algorithms promise to further transform our digital experiences.
Conclusion
Mobile phones in 2024 represent far more than communication devices, especially when it pertains to how AI works in mobile phones. They are intelligent companions that adapt, predict, and enhance our daily lives.
From AI-powered features and extended software support to diverse market options and intelligent content curation, smartphones have become indispensable tools that connect, inform, and empower us in ways previously unimaginable.
The ongoing evolution of mobile technology ensures that these devices will remain at the forefront of innovation, continually discovering new ways to improve our digital experiences and connect us to the world around us.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra – The Upcoming Champion Of 2025
Introduction
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to be a standout in Samsung’s Galaxy S series, featuring high-end enhancements in design, display, performance, and camera quality, all customized to meet the needs of tech enthusiasts and premium users.
Design and Display
Samsung is rumored to be introducing a stylish, more functional design in the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, giving it a polished feel. The device will incorporate a titanium frame—a feature already seen in the Galaxy S24 Ultra—which combines durability with a lighter weight. The expected dimensions of 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2 mm suggest a slightly taller and narrower phone than the Galaxy S24 Ultra, while a weight reduction to 219 grams makes it even easier to handle.
Samsung will likely equip the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra with a 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED display, rumored to feature an LTPO 3.0 technology for variable refresh rates between 1Hz and 120Hz. This upgrade aims to optimize power consumption and offer smoother visuals. The display will likely retain a QHD+ resolution (1440×3080 pixels), providing sharp image quality and vibrant colors, which Samsung has been known for. The device might also include an anti-reflection coating, like the Galaxy S24 Ultra, to enhance outdoor visibility.
Camera Capabilities
Photography is expected to be a highlight of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, with significant improvements across the camera system. The primary sensor is likely to remain at 200MP, providing exceptional detail and clarity for everyday shots. However, Samsung is reportedly enhancing the ultra-wide sensor, upgrading it to 50MP, which would offer an even wider f/1.9 aperture, allowing for brighter and more detailed wide-angle photos in various lighting conditions.
The phone is also anticipated to include two telephoto lenses: a 10MP lens with 3x optical zoom and a 50MP periscope lens with 5x zoom. This versatile setup will likely retain the “Space Zoom” feature, which combines optical and digital zoom to capture high-quality images even from a distance. Overall, these improvements point to a high-end camera system capable of producing professional-quality photos and videos.
Performance and Software
The samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra’s performance is set to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 Elite processor. The Gen 4 Elite chip reportedly boosts CPU and GPU performance by up to 45%, which, along with enhanced energy efficiency, makes it ideal for multitasking, gaming, and AI-driven features. One notable addition is the Hexagon NPU, which will handle AI tasks like real-time image processing and voice recognition, adding more intelligence to daily interactions.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to run on Samsung’s One UI 7, built on Android 15, giving users access to the latest Android features and customizations. Samsung has traditionally focused on making One UI more user-friendly, and version 7 is expected to introduce further design improvements, giving users more control over their device’s look and feel.
Battery and Charging
With a 5,000mAh battery, the Galaxy S25 Ultra should have ample power for a full day of heavy use. The device is rumored to support 45W fast charging, which allows for quick top-ups, and will likely retain wireless and reverse wireless charging. Although the battery capacity hasn’t increased from the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the more efficient chipset and LTPO 3.0 display technology should help extend battery life, especially with optimized power management.
Storage and RAM
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to be available in multiple configurations, including 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage options. Samsung is also likely to offer 12GB and 16GB RAM variants, making the S25 Ultra capable of handling memory-intensive applications with ease. Enhanced UFS 4.0 storage technology is anticipated, which can provide faster read and write speeds, making it ideal for users who require high-speed data transfers, such as during gaming or app launches.
Color Options and Availability
Samsung may release the Galaxy S25 Ultra in various titanium finishes, including Black, Blue, Gray, and Silver, giving it a premium look and feel. Some exclusive colors, such as Titanium Green and Pink Gold, may be available through Samsung’s official website, catering to users who enjoy unique color choices. An early 2025 release is likely, potentially aligning with Samsung’s usual launch schedule in January or February.
Final Thoughts
Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is set to push the boundaries of what a smartphone can offer in design, camera capability, and performance. With upgrades across display technology, processing power, and AI features, this flagship device will cater to high-end users who demand premium features. If the rumors hold true, the Galaxy S25 Ultra could be one of the top smartphones in 2025, setting new standards for Samsung’s Galaxy series and the smartphone market as a whole.
Samsung Galaxy S25 release date.
According to a leaked promotional survey, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra series is anticipated to be unveiled on January 5, 2025. However, since this date falls on a Sunday and Samsung usually announces products on weekdays, the official confirmation is still pending.
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