Inside the scattered photos of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus , there are 4 back cameras complete with flash and microphone holes. The cameras are protected by a rectangular bottom protective glass.
Yup! After the last has issued S10, Samsung should proceed to Samsung Galaxy S11. But the next name turns out to be the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (Ultra) whose photos have been leaked to the public.
The upload came from the XDA Developers forum which is already known globally as a website for gathering developers from around the world. This time they get exclusive photos from the final appearance of the design of the Samsung Galaxy S20 which reportedly will be introduced at the Samsung Unpack 2020 event.
Complete with stickers that read "Confidential" photos from the flagship smartphone from Samsung are now scattered on several technology websites. Among others, such as GSMArena, The Verge, Endgadget, Tech Radar, and other technology news sites.
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Inside the scattered photos of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus , there are 4 back cameras complete with flash and microphone holes. The cameras are protected by a rectangular bottom protective glass.
In another photo shows the 'welcome note' or opening note when the smartphone is turned on. The welcome note clearly shows the name of the smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S20 + with the addition of 5G.
The 5G text on the welcome note definitely references the signal support available on this flagship smartphone from Samsung. It seems like all flagship smartphones from Samsung will support the 5G network, including the Samsung Galaxy Note series.
At the front of the camera hole is also still visible on the top of the HP. Samsung still doesn't want to or might not be ready to use behind-the-scenes camera technology as introduced by Xiaomi.
The smartphone that reportedly will be introduced at the Samsung Unpack 2020 event in San Francisco, according to the GSM Arena website will have 12GB of RAM capacity with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 9830, depending on the location of sales.
Samsung Galaxy S20 which is sold in Europe is likely to use a chip from Exynos, while in Asia it is likely to use chips from Qualcomm.
What do you think? Are you waiting for this Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphone? or are you interested in other brands? Hopefully this article is useful. Stay a wise user! #beWiseUser!
The upload came from the XDA Developers forum which is already known globally as a website for gathering developers from around the world. This time they get exclusive photos from the final appearance of the design of the Samsung Galaxy S20 which reportedly will be introduced at the Samsung Unpack 2020 event.
Complete with stickers that read "Confidential" photos from the flagship smartphone from Samsung are now scattered on several technology websites. Among others, such as GSMArena, The Verge, Endgadget, Tech Radar, and other technology news sites.
Also read: 20 Top Technology and Media Brands in 2020
Photos of Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus
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Front-side of Samsung Galaxy S20+ |
In another photo shows the 'welcome note' or opening note when the smartphone is turned on. The welcome note clearly shows the name of the smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S20 + with the addition of 5G.
The 5G text on the welcome note definitely references the signal support available on this flagship smartphone from Samsung. It seems like all flagship smartphones from Samsung will support the 5G network, including the Samsung Galaxy Note series.
At the front of the camera hole is also still visible on the top of the HP. Samsung still doesn't want to or might not be ready to use behind-the-scenes camera technology as introduced by Xiaomi.
Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus specifications
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Backside of Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (Ultra) |
Samsung Galaxy S20 which is sold in Europe is likely to use a chip from Exynos, while in Asia it is likely to use chips from Qualcomm.
What do you think? Are you waiting for this Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphone? or are you interested in other brands? Hopefully this article is useful. Stay a wise user! #beWiseUser!
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