This is a sign that Samsung is ready to unveil the Galaxy S24 lineup.

In a recent discovery, the Galaxy S24 has achieved safety certification through the Korean Institute for Research & Testing. This indicates Samsung's readiness to introduce its new Galaxy S24 series.

In the latest certification, the Galaxy S24 Ultra appears with the model number SM-S928N, indicating it's a variant for the Korean market. It's known that all devices sold in Korea must pass KC and Korean Institute for Research & Testing certifications. The tested devices are manufactured by Samsung Electronics' Gumi plant in Kyungbuk province and the Thai Nguyen plant in Vietnam.

Last month, the S Pen for the Galaxy S24 Ultra, with model number EJ-PS928, received certification from the National Radio Research Agency. The phone also obtained Anatel certification on October 24th.

Rumors suggest that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will sport a design similar to its predecessor. However, Samsung is rumored to bring some enhancements, including slimmer and more uniform bezels. Furthermore, the next flagship model from the Korean company will feature a flat screen with a slight curvature towards the glass edge meeting the titanium frame.

In terms of specifications, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to feature an AMOLED display with a brightness of 2,500 nits, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, up to 16GB of RAM, and 1TB of internal storage, setting four cameras on the rear with a 200MP main sensor, 5x telephoto camera, and a 5,000mAh battery with 45W charging speed.