Samsung is expected to reveal its latest flagship smartphone as early as next month ahead of Mobile World Congress 2020. Instead of the Galaxy S11, it appears that Samsung is jumping 10 numbers forward and it is going to be called the Galaxy S20. ...
Although the screen sizes seem huge, we believe that the new Samsung trio will likely retain a compact footprint thanks to its ultra-thin bezels like the Note 10 series. We expect Samsung to curve the edges at a more sharper angle which makes it more usable in a single hand. For example, the Galaxy Note 10+ has a larger 6.8″ display but the device is merely 0.8mm wider than the Galaxy Note 9 that has a smaller 6.4″ screen.
The new Galaxy S20 series is rumoured to launch on 18th February 2020 and since Malaysia is a key market, you can expect pre-orders to be available locally by the end of the month. What should they call the biggest model? Galaxy S20 Ultra or Galaxy S20 Max? Let us know in the comments below.
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