Leaked renders of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Plus have surfaced online, revealing a huge 6.9-inch curved display and a quad-camera setup similar to the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Ready or not, Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 will be upon us in a matter of months. Here's everything we know so far about the phone!
Alleged CAD-based renders showing the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 have been leaked online. The renders show a flat Infinity-O display and a quad-camera setup similar to the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Ready or not, the Galaxy Note 20 will be upon us in just a matter of months. What are you hoping to see from the phone?
A report by The Korea Herald claims Samsung has decided to take the wraps off the Galaxy Note 20 series at an online-only event. The Galaxy Fold 2 is also likely to be unvieled at the same event.
As per tipster Ice Universe, Samsung has decided to ditch the 100X Space Zoom feature for the Galaxy Note 20+. However, the upcoming flagship is expected to have the same 108MP primary camera as the S20 Ultra.
According to a new rumor, the Galaxy Note 20+ will come with a 108MP main camera, just like the Galaxy S20 Ultra. However, the upcoming Samsung flagship could be less impressive than the S20 Ultra in the battery life department.
Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Plus might feature Qualcomm's second-generation 3D Sonic Max fingerprint sensor, which has a 17 times larger area and can scan two fingers at once.
If a new rumor is to be believed, Samsung will only launch two Galaxy Note 20 series phones this year. There will not be a Galaxy Note 20 "Ultra."
The upcoming Galaxy Note 20 series phones will reportedly be powered by a new 6nm Exynos 992 chipset in select markets. It is likely to be just as fast, if not faster, than Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865.
Events, presentations, even updates have been canceled or pushed back because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Should companies just do the same with the products or release what can be released?
Rumor has it that the Galaxy Note 20 will ship with a starting storage amount of 128GB — a notable downgrade from the Note 10's 256GB starting limit. What do you think about this potential change?
It's been discovered that there is a Galaxy Note 20 model in development with 128GB of storage. That would cut the base storage of the Note series in half from last year.
A patent filed by Samsung recently suggests the Galaxy Note 20 could be its first phone to be capable of measuring a wide range of health metrics, including irregular heart rhythms.
A patent recently granted to Samsung by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office hints at the possibility of the Galaxy Note 20 featuring a stunning “Waterfall” screen.