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Samsung's 2020 flagship smartphones from Galaxy S20 series have been announced officially


Samsung held their Galaxy Unpacked Event in San Francisco United States, earlier yesterday, where the South Korean's took the stage to announce their newest range of Galaxy S20 series of smartphones for 2020, presenting the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra, succeeding their previous generation Galaxy S10 lineup of devices from last year. The brand new Samsung Galaxy S20 series will become manufacturer's first full 5G flagship lineup, bringing advanced fifth generation connectivity with improved AI camera technologies on board, said to be built for the future of communications.

 We see the latest set phones from Samsung focus attention on it's camera performance and innovation in 5G from all aspects, where the newly debuted Galaxy S20 models are able to take advantage of sub-6 category and mmWave networks to support dual-mode standalone and non-standalone (SA/NSA) 5G capabilities under the hood. With this state-of-the-art launch, Samsung also introduces the world their brand-new camera architecture, combining the phone maker's largest ever image sensor on board with integration of artificial intelligence. The Samsung created Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ packs a 64MP sensor in charge of primary optics, while the Galaxy S20 Ultra will arrive with the revolutionary and industry-leading 108MP main lens featuring "Space Zoom" technology that combines "Hybrid Optic Zoom" and "Super Resolution Zoom," while users of standard and plus options get treated to 30x zoom abilities. The series also lets you record videos in 8K resolution with assistance from "Super Steady" and its anti-rolling stabilization along with AI motion analysis.

 For progressed screen presentation and gaming entertainment, the device will comes with 120Hz refresh rates for it's Quad High Definition Plus Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity-O HDR10+ certified display, 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM as standard across all 5G variants, going upto 16GB RAM for the higher-end Galaxy S20 Ultra, alongside game booster running in the background for optimized settings and audio output tuned by AKG. The processing powers are handled by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 SoC or Samsung's Exynos 990 chipsets (depending upon the region). Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ ships with 25W fast charging potential, while the premium S20 Ultra happens to support 45W of Super Fast Charging with a large 5000mAh powered unit.

 The prices for the devices start from $999.99 for the Galaxy S20 5G (base model) coming in Cosmic Grey, Cloud Blue and Cloud Pink shades, $1,199.99 for Galaxy S20+ 5G (base model) painted in Cosmic Grey, Cloud Blue and Cosmic Black and $1,399.99 for Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G (base model) getting tinted in Cosmic Grey and Cosmic Black hues. The phones will be available in the United States from Samsung's official webstore beginning March 6, and pre-orders starting from February 21, 2020.
As we enter this new decade, 5G will completely change how we communicate and how we experience the world around us. As all three Galaxy S20 variants come with 5G connectivity, Samsung is providing a next-generation device for transforming people’s lives. With an incredible, AI powered camera, you can capture the moments as they happen and connect more seamlessly with the people you love, said Dr. TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics.
We have attached the formal infographics from Samsung below to better explain and learn more about the Galaxy S20 series and it's detailed hardware internal specifications.

 Samsung Galaxy S20


Samsung Galaxy S20+

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

Source: SAMSUNG Newsroom 1, 2

New press render surfaces of upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra


Samsung's new and forthcoming Galaxy S20 Ultra is here in a newly developed press render making it's way from the digital content creator and concept designer, Ben Geskin from Twitter. The newly surfaced render shows off both the front and back of the smartphone in a high definition image created on the basis of leaked information gather on the all new 2020 flagship smartphone from the South Korean multinational manufacturer. In our previous post, we already shared all the details that has been making rounds on the web for the smartphones incoming from Samsung on February 11, at their scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States. The Galaxy S20 Ultra is said to be the most pricier as well as the most higher-end version from the 2020 Galaxy S lineup bringing consumers some of the best industry-leading specifications under the hood.

 So when coming back to this newly leaked render from above, we can once again see the Infinity-O display panel with the single punch hole style front facing secondary camera on the top center of the smartphone, possibly housing the 40MP wide angle optics that can shoot 4K videos at 60 frames per second. According to the present rumors, we are expecting to see a 6.9" Wide Quad High Definition+ Dynamic AMOLED display at a resolution of 3200 x 1440 pixels. The panel is also anticipated to feature latest 120Hz refresh rates (FHD at 120Hz and WQHD+ at 60Hz) in a 20:9 aspect ratio and 511 pixels per inch. The phone looks to pack very narrow bezels on sides of it'd curved panel as well on the forehead and chin. The hardware buttons for volume controls and power is positioned to the right side with no traces of a dedicated Bixby button whatsoever.

 On the back of the S20 Ultra, we see a different and newly designed camera module when considering what we saw from the previous reports, now glorying the quad camera lenses arranged in a non-identical pattern. As seen there are three lens in the square module resting above the periscope type telephoto sensor with the imprints of 100x hybrid zoom (a combination of optical and digital zoom). So when bringing rumors into play, we may see a 108MP wide angle primary sensor on board alongside a 12MP ultra wide angle lens and a ToF (Time of Flight) sensor. Below the three lens and LED flash has to be the 48MP telephoto lens that is capable of 100x hybrid zoom. The main camera units on the phone is also suspected to trait support for 8K video recording. The Galaxy S20 Ultra here tots a finish and shade very similar to the Orchid Gray paint job, we saw on the Galaxy Note 8 back from 2017.
Source:  Ben Geskin (Twitter)

Here's all essential details you seek for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 5G series


The South Korean multinational consumer electronics manufacturing giant, Samsung will reportedly launch four new smartphones at their upcoming Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States on February 11, out of which three latest devices will supersede the manufacturer's Galaxy S series handsets as the all new Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra. The fourth device in assumption is supposedly their refresher to the original Galaxy Fold, coming in as the Galaxy Z Flip if the earlier transcripts and leaks are to be considered truthful.

 So as we get closer to the date of arrival in just a few weeks time, the rates of newly surfacing rumors and speculated reports just keep getting higher, adding more expectations to the audience. We anticipate Samsung to bring their 2020 flagship smartphones with the most powerful set internals that the phone maker has ever debuted on their portfolio. Evidently yesterday, we saw our sources from India reportedly share their latest exposition on what the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra will offer in terms of it's specification detailing.

 Samsung Galaxy S20 5G

 Apparently, if these new reports are given credence to, we must see the base option of next in line Galaxy S20 lineup come out of the box with a 6.2" Infinity-O Wide Quad High Definition Plus Dynamic AMOLED display at 3200 x 1440 resolution pixels, also featuring 120Hz refresh rates (FHD at 120Hz and WQHD+ at 60Hz). The panel comes in at 20:9 aspect ratio and 563 pixels per inch. Under the hood we should see Samsung's on Exynos 990 chipset based on 7nm process with integrated modem for 5G network support. The flash storage on the Galaxy S20 will start off with UFS 3 128GB ROM, with capabilities for further memory expansions upto 1TB via a microSD card slot. In for photography, the device houses a triple camera arrangement with a 12MP wide angle lens, 64MP telephoto lens supporting 3x optical zoom and 30x digital zoom. There is another 12MP ultra wide angle sensor, and the module is capable of traiting 8K video recording functions at 30 frames-per-second. On the front Infinity-O panel sits a 10MP optics for selfies and is able to shoot 4K videos at 60 frames-per-second. The phone tots a 4000mAh powered battery and packs a Dolby Atmos Stereo speakers by AKG . Galaxy S20 will also hold IP68 certification for water and dust resistance on board. The smartphone will boot to Android's version 10 with Samsung's One UI 2.0 on top.

 The unit measures about 152 x 68 x 7.9 millimeters in it's dimensions and weighs around 164 grams in mass. However the new leaks didn't reveal any other details regarding the phone's RAM options available, but the earlier rumors suggest that Samsung may provide 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM on all Galaxy S20 models this year as it's lowest standard offering.

 Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus 5G

 The slightly bigger Galaxy S20 Plus 5G is expected with a 6.7" WQHD+ Dynamic AMOLED display at 3200 x 1440 resolution, again refreshing at 120Hz (FHD at 120Hz and WQHD+ at 60Hz) and sports a 20:9 aspect ratio panel with 525ppi density. The processor remains the same, coming in with an Exynos 990 SoC and integrated 5G modem build on the 7nm process. For storage we see 128GB ROM once again with microSD card slot support for further expansions upto 1TB. There will be a moderately larger 4500mAh powered battery and runs the same version of Android 10 topped with Samsung's One UI version 2.0. The phone also embraces water and dust resistance certification of IP68 and Dolby Atmos Stereo speakers manufactured by AKG.

 In terms of primary cameras, we see a quad lens module that consists of a 12 megapixels wide angle sensor, 64 megapixels telephoto long-range lens that can zoom upto three times optically and thirty times digitally, a 12 megapixels ultra wide angle camera and lastly a dedicated ToF sensor. The main cameras are capable of shooting videos at 8K resolution in 30 frames-per-second. On the front Infinity-O panel rests the much alike 10 megapixels secondary selfie sensor that can record videos in 4K resolution at 60 frames-per-second. Galaxy S20 Plus 5G should arrive in dimensions of 162 x 74 x 7.8 millimeters and weighing around 188 grams.

 Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G

 The last and biggest iteration from the frontrunner Galaxy fleet is the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G, that will possibly come with a 6.9" Wide Quad High Definition+ Dynamic AMOLED panel at 3200 x 1440 resolution pixels, refreshing at 120Hz (FHD at 120Hz and WQHD+ at 60Hz). The display again brings the same 20:9 aspect ratio to the table and lower 511 pixel density. The phone will too rumored to be powered by Samsung Exynos 990 chipset made under the 7nm process, that can support the latest and fastest fifth generation dual-mode connectivity. We see 128GB and 512GB options mentioned for on board storage options for model, as the Galaxy S20 Ultra has also been speculated in the past to arrive with 16GB of RAM as well. The smartphone even traits a microSD card slot for further memory expansions upto one terabyte. We see the battery up from both Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 Plus with a 5000mAh of power. The phone will also get the same Android mobile OS version 10 with Samsung's One UI 2.0, alongside IP68 certifications and Dolby Atmos Stereo speakers from AKG embedded into the unit.

 Lastly shedding lights to the most talked about camera array on the media, new sources claim to witness a 108MP wider main camera, a 48MP telephoto lens that is efficient enough to zoom 10x optically and 100 times in hybrid mode (combination of both digital and optical zoom). There will also be a 12MP ultra wide angle lens and finally a Time of Flight sensor. Furthermore, the device will have support to 8K video recording from it's back and 4K recording at 60fps with the front 40MP wide angle selfie camera. Measurements for the unit is supposedly scaled at 167 x 76 x 8.8 mm and ships a smidge heavy at 221 grams.

 Source: mysmartprice

Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus's camera gets detailed too in new leaks


It has been a busy day for the media as we are getting treated to more and more reports on the next generation Galaxy S20 series of flagship smartphones that's due for an official launch on February 11, from San Francisco, United States as the manufacturer already invited the press to their scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event. We are expecting the South Koreans officially to announce the all new Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and the Galaxy S20 Ultra alongside the Galaxy Z Flip, which is Samsung's next in line foldable clamshell device, that was recently featured at the CES floor by the company's head in a private meeting and booth to the global telecommunications industry executives, with a codename Galaxy Bloom.

 So coming to the frontrunner Galaxy S lineup, we just shared our reports suggesting the possible specs and camera features of the Galaxy S20 Ultra, as well as other few bits of information regarding the vanilla Galaxy S20 and the Galaxy S20 Plus, like the rumors on Quad High Definition Plus Dynamic AMOLED displays from Samsung, camera and more. Now once again, we would like thank xdadevelopers and their writer Max Weinbach, who has been the focus of attention ever since he leaked the live hands-on images of the Galaxy S20 Plus, the previous day. Well now he apparently provides us with a comprehensive report detailing all the key camera features of the about to happen Galaxy 20 Plus, courtesy the same pre-production unit we saw yesterday.

 Giving an overview, the middle option Galaxy S20 Plus is likely to arrive with a 12MP primary lens that can produce larger 1.8μm pixel size with Sony's IMX 555 sensor. Second from the quad camera arrangement is a 64MP lens featuring Samsung's ISOCELL S5KGW2 sensor. The third optics is of unknown megapixels but a software breakdown revealed it to pack another Samsung ISOCELL S5K2LA sensor on board. Unfortunately, the fourth lens from module is still untold and lives in the darkness, but with this primary camera setup the user will be able to capture videos in 8K resolution at 30 frames-per-second and in 4K at 60fps in accordance with both optical and electronic video stabilization (OIS and EIS).

 Now moving to the front Infinity-O display, we see the same 10MP optics from the Galaxy S10 Lite and Galaxy Note 10 Lite for selfies with Sony's IMX 374 sensor, likewise we heard from the previous story. The secondary camera will also supports 4K video recording at 60 frames-per-second and other features like the zoom-in mic, we saw from the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 will also make it's way to the newest smartphones from Samsung. The South Koreans will even debut modes like “Smart selfie angle," that will automatically switch to the wide angle selfie mode when the camera detects more than 2 people in the frame. The camera app on the handset will see two more modes that will get introduced with Galaxy S20 series, named “Single Take,” that we saw get trademarked by Samsung during the end of last year. The mode basically lets you take a set of pictures and videos while panning the phone around the desired object and later suggesting the best possible shot from the lot, and lastly a dedicated “Pro Video” mode. As the name suggests, the mode will essentially let the user tweak the pro settings when shooting videos.

 Source: xdadevelopers

Samsung's Head of Mobile Communications reportedly held a meeting with industry execs at CES 2020, revealing some new details


Latest reports from South Korea suggest that Samsung had scheduled a meeting with global telecommunications industry executives at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) trade event from Las Vegas Convention Center, United States. The company's President and CEO of Mobile Communication Business, DJ Koh was reportedly the man representing the South Korean multinational manufacturing giant, who claimed to have pre-introduced four new Samsung branded devices in the meeting, that is supposedly launching as soon as next month.

The new Samsung products were displayed in the manufacturer's private booth at CES, where an all new Galaxy Bloom was being featured in the limelight, as it will be their next generation foldable clamshell smartphone. The latest Galaxy Bloom we hear from the wellspring has to be the same alleged Galaxy Fold 2, that we have already seen in the past from a few leaked live images and rumors. Confirmations also come in for the presence of an ultra-thin glass layer that has been used on the top of the Galaxy Bloom's display, as speculated previously by other sources, replacing the plastic film as seen from the existing Galaxy Fold and other foldable devices.
We designed Galaxy Bloom with the motif of compact powder from French cosmetics brand Lancome, said DongJin (DJ) Koh.
The transcripts even mention that Samsung only retails the first generation Galaxy Fold's 5G version in their home country, while the all new and forthcoming Galaxy Bloom will get a model supporting the fourth generation LTE connectivity.

 Coming to the second half of the story, we heard that Samsung will indeed introduce their next generation Galaxy S flagship smartphones following their new naming pattern, arriving as Galaxy S20, in the year 2020. According to Koh, Samsung first launched the Galaxy S series in the beginning of 2010, debuting a new model every following year by adding a number to the Galaxy S title. So as we progress to the 2020 decade now, the phone maker would like bring changes to their fleet, by calling their upcoming flagship devices starting with the number 20. There are three models waiting in line to open-up as successors to the present Galaxy S10 smartphones, alongside the Galaxy Bloom (formerly the Galaxy Fold 2) that is expected to launch next month at Samsung's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States on February 11, coming in as the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra, the phone we saw getting a reference from an UK-based online mobile accessories retailer yesterday.

 The sources seems to have reaffirm the fact that the Galaxy S20 Ultra will be here with an 108MP primary sensor and 100x optical zoom with a dedicated telephoto lens on it's rear camera module. We have heard statements that all four products from the company will be able to shoot videos in 8K resolution as well, including the Galaxy Bloom. Recently we had even put forward some shared information proposing that the Galaxy Bloom could possibly pack Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 chipset under the hood and a 10MP front facing secondary camera. 

 Source: ajunews, GSMArena
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