Samsung Hires Ex-Mercedes-Benz designer to redesign Galaxy S24

Hubert H. Lee, a former designer for Mercedes-Benz, was recently appointed head of Samsung's Mobile eXperience (MX) design team. The design of forthcoming Samsung Galaxy devices will be overseen by Lee. Giz China reported that Samsung is getting ready to hire a new employee who will introduce a whole new approach to design. Fans of the tech giant may anticipate a fresh, eye-catching design for the Galaxy S24 series thanks to this new alliance. Samsung has been improving its goods and designs for many years. This new partnership between Samsung and Mercedes-Benz may be a logical next step for the business. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit- Sammy Fans[/caption] According to the reports, Samsung is now moving forward and developing a simple and elegant design for the Galaxy S24 series. Additionally, given Lee's expertise in luxurious design, it's probable that Samsung will apply the same style to the next Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. Although not much information about these new goods has surfaced, Samsung and Mercedes' relationship means that the design will be an intriguing aspect of the introduction. Samsung is improving the looks of its products with the addition of Hubert H. Lee. Also Read: Microsoft releases Designer, AI tool that creates images from text Attractive and luxurious designs will become a need for high-end devices as customers use their phones more and more as lifestyle items. If history is any indication of the future, this new alliance might be quite beneficial for Samsung and the Galaxy series. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1500"] Image credit- Canada Today[/caption] Purchasing a smartphone is necessary in today's world. Whether a basic model or a more sophisticated one, it can be expensive. The number of smartphones has substantially expanded, and many of them cost more than $1,000, making them a significant financial commitment. For some purchasers, $1,000 is a large sum of money for various reasons. There are several factors at play now that make $1,000 for a smartphone seem excessive. The primary cause of this is the rapid technological advancement, which drives up the price of smartphones. For instance, the most recent smartphone models come with expensive special features like high-resolution displays and excellent camera capabilities. Even older phones could be missing key crucial functions that drive up their price.