The Galaxy S23 series is official, with a tweaked design for the cheaper models and a big SoC change for international users.

Exynos chips have made Samsung fans angry enough to make petitions begging for the superior Qualcomm model to be released in their markets.

A subtle change on the S23 Ultra is that, according to 9to5Google, Samsung flattened out the screen by 30 percent, and the workable area is now almost completely flat.

Samsung finally admitted that curved screens are a bad idea and serve no purpose.

The Ultra model looks identical to last year—it's much more squared off than the two cheaper phones, and those taller corners make room for a stowable S-Pen.

Besides the biggest display, the Ultra's claim to fame is an upgraded camera loadout, and this year the main sensor is a whopping 200 MP.