Leaked images of the upcoming Galaxy S22 Ultra have appeared and are generating interest on the Internet. Not only do the current images show a beautiful phone, but they also confirm rumors that the S22 Ultra will basically be the Galaxy Note in everything but name.

Front Page Tech has released several photos, showing a curved display, a waterfall-like quad camera layout, and thickness to accommodate the S Pen. The site also reported that Samsung has delayed the Galaxy S22 launch to February, and there are rumors that the company did so to make room for the ill-fated Samsung Galaxy S21 FE.

With a slot for an S Pen, it is hard to even call it a Galaxy S phone. The rounded edges, block design, and thick body all make it look more like a Note than ever. With the exception of the camera array, the radical change from the Galaxy S21 Ultra's design is uncanny to behold.

These photos further confirm the P-shaped camera layout shown in the leaked device and case renderings, with Front Page Tech claiming that there will be four cameras: a 108MP wide-angle, 12MP ultra-wide-angle, 10MP 3x telephoto, and 10MP 10x telephoto and claims that.

As for dimensions, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is said to measure 163.29 x 77.87 x 9.05 mm, or 6.4 x 3.1 x 0.4 inches. Rumors currently suggest that the display's diagonal dimensions will be 6.8 inches, down from the Galaxy S21 Ultra's 6.9 inches.The Galaxy S22 series will be powered by Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 895/898 processors, along with a new powerful chip and 12GB of RAM is expected to be included.

As the release of the Galaxy S22 Ultra approaches, we expect to see and hear more about it. Samsung phones tend to have a lot of leaks leading up to launch, so watch out for stories from well-known leakers like Twitter's Ice Universe.