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It looks like is ready to launch its H1 2024 flagship phones, with its announcement’s date and time up for all to tune in. According to Samsung, a “revolutionary mobile experience is coming” via its . It’s happening on . Teasers of the upcoming Galaxy phones will be uploaded on its , while the event will be . Also coinciding with this news is a new teaser trailer for Galaxy AI uploaded onto , which opens with a lady quipping about how “phones were so different back in the day”. With Samsung previously saying that its , it’s very likely that the trailer also counts as a promotion for its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked keynote. Why are we sure it will announce the flagship Galaxy S24 series? Not only are its , but the teaser trailer also showed the rear of an Ultra variant handset before its “Galaxy AI” title card.  The biggest hint, however, is our local telcos opening up their registration of interest pages for Samsung’s upcoming devices.  You can (ROI) for the upcoming Galaxy AI-powered mobiles via Samsung or our local telcos. . Samsung is offering an exclusive S$88 e-voucher (promo code) valid for one pre-order transaction on the or between 18 and 30 January 2024.  Folks who use the Samsung e-voucher to pre-order the phones have one chance to win a trip for two to Seoul, South Korea. Business Class flights and accommodation are provided (total worth S$6,000). Eight winners (with their travel partners) will be chosen from 4 April 2024 onwards. T&Cs and other FAQs about this lucky draw . Local major telcos also have their Galaxy S24 series ROI pages up and running. . It’s offering S$88 off “your next Samsung Galaxy Unpacked device” and S$20 off selected Samsung accessories when pre-ordering from 18 January 2024 onwards. . Instead of running its own promotion, it’s tapping into Samsung’s lucky draw and e-voucher offering, if we were to understand its ROI terms and conditions correctly. . Like StarHub, its promotion also seems to be based on Samsung’s lucky draw, which means that lucky M1 users would be drawn from the same pool of Samsung pre-order users. M1’s page also hinted at upcoming Galaxy AI features with a tiny poll asking users which “smartphone AI” features would interest them, with four options: Camera, Photo Editing, Search, and Translation. If you want to catch up on what Samsung’s been up to leading up to this major phone launch, don’t forget to check out our .