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It's Galaxy S24 week‚ with Samsung set to unveil its next flagship phone during Wednesday's Unpacked press conference. As usual with these events‚ Samsung never reveals the names of the upcoming products‚ but the teasers are obvious. We're about to witness the dawn of Galaxy AI‚ and Samsung's generative AI can only debut on a device like the next Galaxy S flagships. Add in all the leaks that have Samsung's Galaxy S24‚ S24 Plus‚ and S24 Ultra surprises‚ and it's practically a guarantee: The Galaxy S24 is coming.  🚨 Extra $50 off! Click here to save an extra $50 on your Galaxy S24 preorder So‚ if Samsung is about to launch flagship devices with better built-in AI features than its predecessors‚ how much will you have to pay for the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy AI? Rumors say Samsung will keep the Galaxy S23 prices in place for another year. That means the company's new Galaxy AI fetures should not bring price hikes.  However‚ the Galaxy S24 models will still carry flagship price tags. That's where Galaxy S24 preorder deals will come in handy. While they haven't leaked in full‚ you can get ahead of Galaxy S24 preorders and already score an extra $50 in savings on top of whatever other preorder deals Samsung is planning. Thanks to Samsung's typical no-commitment preorder registration process‚ it should help you save money overall on Galaxy S24 purchases. The catch is that you only have one more day to take advantage of it. Continue reading... The post How to save an extra $50 on Galaxy S24 preorders appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Netflix new releases: It’s time to return to the world of Money Heist‚ where crime always pays Watch these 5 Netflix sci-fi and horror shows the second you’re done with Stranger Things 11 iPhone tricks you had no idea were added in iOS 17

Ahead of Apple Vision Pro pre-orders starting this Friday‚ The Verge and Engadget went‚ once again‚ hands-on with Apple's spatial computer. This time‚ the journalists could focus on the weight of the device‚ how typing feels‚ and even experience some immersive content by Apple TV+ and Disney+. BGR gathered some of the most interesting quotes from the journalists who experienced the Apple Vision Pro a few weeks ahead of its release. The Verge's Victoria Song talked about how similar the Apple Vision Pro felt to her‚ even though it was her first time trying this device: "But my half-hour with it revealed that Apple’s headset felt more familiar than I thought it would. The iPhone face scan to select the correct light seal is very similar to setting up Face ID. Slipping it onto your head isn’t that different from any number of other VR headsets." She also praises vision tracking‚ which is "fast and accurate." Even typing on the virtual keyboard wasn't an issue‚ although a bit clunky: "Apple had us open the virtual keyboard in Safari to browse to a website‚ and it worked‚ albeit clunkily: you look at a letter and pinch your fingers to select it. You can type as fast as your eyes can move‚ and fingers can pinch‚ which means it’s much easier to dictate to Siri." Image source: Victoria Song - The Verge/Apple In her Apple Vision Pro hands-on experience‚ Song tested the EyeSight feature and how someone in the room appears as a "ghost" when you start talking to them: "So we got to see a demo of EyeSight — what an onlooker would see on that front display when looking at someone wearing the Vision Pro. It’s a bit goofy‚ but you can see the wearer’s eyes‚ part of what Apple calls a “persona.” (We were not able to set up our own personas‚ sadly.) When Apple’s Vision Pro demo person blinked‚ we saw a virtual version of their eyes blink. When they were looking at an app‚ a bluish light appeared to indicate their attention was elsewhere. And when they went into a full virtual environment‚ the screen turned into an opaque shimmer. If you started talking to them while they were watching a movie‚ their virtual ghost eyes would appear before you. And when they took a spatial photo‚ you’d see the screen flash like a shutter.  After this 30-minute test‚ she said she felt the beginning of a mild headache‚ but the tension dissipated as soon as she took the headset off. Interestingly‚ Engadget's Cherlynn Low talked about how she needed to switch straps due to some discomfort. Unlike Victoria‚ Low needed the strap that crossed her head for more comfort. "The Vision Pro unit I tried on today came with a strap that you stretch and ends up at the back of your head. It was wide‚ ridged‚ and soft‚ and I at first thought it would be very comfortable. But 15 minutes into my experience‚ I started to feel weighed down by the device‚ and five more minutes later‚ I was in pain. To be fair‚ I should have flagged my discomfort to Apple earlier‚ and alternative straps were available for me to swap out. But I wanted to avoid wasting time. When I finally told the company’s staff about my issues‚ they changed the strap to one that had two loops‚ with one that went over the top of my head." Interestingly‚ Engadget's Dana Wollman highlighted how seamless the integration between Apple Vision Pro and mixed reality in her hands-on was when Apple set dinosaurs experience for her: "Unlike Cher‚ I did not scream‚ though I did make a fool of myself. I held out my hand‚ to beckon one of the dinosaurs‚ and it did in fact walk right up to me and make a loud sound in my face. I “pet” it before it retreated. Another dinosaur appeared. I once again held out my hand‚ but that second dino ignored me. As the demo ended‚ I waved and heard myself say “bye bye.” (Did I mention I live with a toddler?) I then remembered there were other adults in the room‚ observing me use the headset‚ and felt sheepish. Which describes much of the Vision Pro experience‚ to be honest. You could maybe even say the same of any virtual reality headset worth their salt. It is immersive to the point that you will probably‚ at some point‚ throw decorum to the wind." Apple Vision Pro pre-orders start this Friday. BGR has a guide highlighting this device's features‚ price‚ and more. Don't Miss: Apple Vision Pro: Release date‚ price‚ visionOS features‚ more The post Apple Vision Pro hands-on showcases previously unknown details appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Netflix new releases: It’s time to return to the world of Money Heist‚ where crime always pays Watch these 5 Netflix sci-fi and horror shows the second you’re done with Stranger Things 11 iPhone tricks you had no idea were added in iOS 17

We're only two weeks into the new year‚ but the first major smartphone announcement of 2024 is upon us. On Wednesday‚ January 17‚ Samsung will host its latest Galaxy Unpacked event in San Jose‚ California‚ where the company will introduce the Galaxy S24 series. The live stream will kick off at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET‚ but if you're already set on buying a Galaxy S24‚ you can reserve your preorder now to receive $50 in Samsung Credit. As always‚ you'll be able to watch the stream on Samsung.com‚ but we'll also embed the video stream from YouTube right here as soon as it goes up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUa6zYGwwLY What to expect from the Galaxy S24 event Galaxy S24‚ Plus‚ and Ultra If you follow tech news at all‚ you won't be surprised to learn that the S24 has leaked extensively ahead of its formal unveiling. This year‚ we expect Samsung to stick with three models: Galaxy S24‚ Galaxy S24+‚ and Galaxy S24 Ultra. According to a comprehensive leak from December 20‚ the Galaxy S24 models will be similar to their predecessors‚ but with a few notable upgrades. For instance‚ the Galaxy S24 will feature a slightly larger 6.2-inch FHD+ display with 8GB of RAM‚ a 4‚000mAh battery‚ and up to 256GB of internal storage. The Galaxy S24+ has a larger 6.7-inch QHD+ display (up from 6.6) with 12GB of RAM‚ a 4‚900mAh battery‚ and up to 512GB of storage. Finally‚ the Galaxy S24 Ultra will have the same 6.8-inch display and the same RAM‚ storage‚ and battery capacity as the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The most notable difference will be the titanium shell. All three new models will feature screens with an upgraded peak brightness of 2‚600 nits and the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. Galaxy AI Samsung hasn't confirmed the existence of the Galaxy S24‚ but the phone maker has hinted at some of its new standout features. Unsurprisingly‚ AI will take center stage. Samsung describes Galaxy AI as "a comprehensive mobile AI experience‚ powered by both on-device AI developed at Samsung and cloud-based AI." One of Galaxy AI's abilities is called AI Live Translate Call‚ which is integrated directly into the phone's native call feature. While using AI Live Translate Call on a Galaxy S24‚ audio and text translations will appear in real time as you speak. Other surprises? There's always a chance that we'll see a new Galaxy Watch‚ Galaxy Book‚ Galaxy Tab‚ or a pair of Galaxy Buds at these Unpacked events. Samsung will likely save these reveals for the second half of the year‚ but keep an eye out for surprises on Wednesday. Don't Miss: How to save an extra $50 on Galaxy S24 preorders The post Samsung Unpacked 2024: How to watch the Galaxy S24 event appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Netflix new releases: It’s time to return to the world of Money Heist‚ where crime always pays Watch these 5 Netflix sci-fi and horror shows the second you’re done with Stranger Things 11 iPhone tricks you had no idea were added in iOS 17