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Samsung sets Galaxy S24 launch for Jan. 17; here’s what to expect
(arstechnica.com)
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People using an S21 (for example) obviously get a bigger jump compared to coming from an S23. It's similar to upgrading PCs. Upgrading to every CPU generation doesn't get you huge jumps in performance every time, but upgrading from Ryzen 2000 to 7000 (3 generations) is like night and day.
Sure, but we're pretty far from the jumps of 10 years ago for the same amount of time between upgrade, that's what I'm saying. Even Android itself was a good excuse to want an upgrade to have a device that supported the new version, these days I couldn't tell you what has changed from 13 to 14 because it's all shit I don't use (and I don't know anyone that does).