The Galaxy S10 is one of the best smartphones we've seen in 2019. Next year, it'll be succeeded by the Galaxy S11. Here's everything we know about the highly-anticipated sequel!
Alleged hands-on images showing the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11 have been leaked online, corroborating the leaked CAD-based renders of the phone.
As per a new report, Samsung will equip both the Galaxy S11 and its upcoming clamshell foldable phone with a 108MP primary sensor. Both phones will also have a telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom.
Samsung has filed a new trademark application for a new image sensor that it is calling “Bright Night Sensor” with the EUIPO. It is possible that the sensor could be used in the company’s upcoming Galaxy S11 series phones.
2019 isn't over yet, so that means that we need another high profile phone to leak out. Well, here comes Samsung and the Galaxy S11+ to save us with new renders to show off its massive camera bump.
The first CAD-based Galaxy S11e renders suggest Samsung's next "affordable" flagship phone will have a dual-curved displlay and triple rear cameras.
Samsung's latest One UI 2 Beta indicates that it's working a phone with a 120Hz display. Is that something you'd consider buying?
The first leaked renders of the Galaxy S11 have revealed a hole-punch display and five rear cameras.
New settings spotted in an update to Samsung's One UI hints that future phones could use 120Hz screens and have the ability to toggle screen refresh rates.
An APK teardown of the latest update to the Samsung Camera app has shed light on the possible new camera features that the Galaxy S11 will offer.
Trusted leaker @evleaks has revealed on Twitter that the Galaxy S11 will have a 6.7-inch display, a significant bump in size compared to the Galaxy S10.
A new leak suggests the Galaxy S11e will be equipped with a much bigger battery than the Galaxy S10e.
If Chinese tipster Ice Universe is to be believed, Samsung Galaxy S11 will feature a new 108MP camera sensor.
An alleged Galaxy S11+ HTML5 benchmark listing has surfaced online, suggesting Samsung's 2020 flagship phones will come with taller 20:9 screens.
We're still quite a few months out before the Galaxy S11 gets here, but that won't stop us from speculating on what we want to see in Samsung's first 2020 flagship.