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We have some new details leaked for the next generation Galaxy Fold 2 as well as other speculations from India


Some new details have emerged from India suggesting that we maybe see the previously leaked Galaxy Fold 2 come out of the box with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor on board instead of the Snapdragon 865 SoC that has been anticipated lately. The reports also mentioned that we may see the Galaxy Fold 2, that already showed up in some alleged live images in the past, looking somewhat similar to the Motorola Razr smartphone, arrive with a 10MP front facing secondary camera that should be housed in the Infinity-O display, if the previous pictures are to be taken for granted.

The sources also revealed some professed information that, the production of the recently announced Galaxy A71, Galaxy A51 and the next in line Galaxy S20 and the Galaxy S20 Plus (which are the new names rumored for the Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11 Plus in 2020) have begun in India, in Samsung's manufacturing plants across the country. India will likely get the 4G LTE variants only of the forthcoming Galaxy S10 series successors as 5G network infrastructure is still not established in the country.

Source: mysmartprice

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Event for 2020 scheduled for February 11


Yes the rumors were right! The South Koreans have finally sent out invites formally to the media for covering their latest Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Event scheduled on February 11, in San Francisco, United States at 11:00 AM (local time), as expected from our previous reports.
On February 11, Samsung Electronics will unveil new, innovative devices that will shape the next decade of mobile experiences.
From the official video shared by Samsung Newsroom on YouTube, we see the manufacturer teasing two undisclosed boxes that will likely get unveiled on February 11.  We already know that Samsung is all set to debut and show off the all new 2020 edition of frontrunners Galaxy S11, Galaxy S11e and the Galaxy S11 Plus. Lately we have been hearing that, with the beginning of the new decade, Samsung have planned on bringing changes to the name of their flagship Galaxy S series of devices and would end up calling the Galaxy S10 fleet successors as the next generation Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20e and Galaxy S20 Plus. The second surprise from the multinational manufacturer could possibly be the Galaxy Fold 2 that has been in the talks for a while now.



Source: 삼성전자 뉴스룸 [Samsung Newsroom] (YouTube)

We may see the Samsung Galaxy S11 debut on February 11, new rumors


Samsung is very well known for announcing their flagship Galaxy S smartphones in the month of February every year and now we have couple of new dates surface on the internet that could possibly bring along the all new and leaked Galaxy S11, Galaxy S11 Plus and the Galaxy S11e next year. According to the words of the notorious Samsung tipster from Twitter, we may anticipate for a formal launch of the next generation Galaxy S11 series on February 11, 2020. We see the user mention two dates, that includes February 11 as well as February 18, but claiming that they moreover believe in the former date as the Galaxy S11 on February 11 sounds better, right? Yesterday we also heard from the same leakster that Samsung may launch the Galaxy S20, which could be the renamed Galaxy S11 or a whole new series of smartphones for the new upcoming decade.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter)

In 2020 we may see the Galaxy S11 from Samsung renamed as Galaxy S20, new rumors emerge


With the beginning of a new decade we may see a new naming pattern as well for the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S lineup of flagship smartphones from the big South Korean multinational manufacturer. According to a latest tweet from the fabled leakster on Twitter, with the start of the new year 2020, we may reportedly see Samsung launch the Galaxy S20. If we think a little bit on the naming style that the phone maker follows, we should probably see them rename their frontrunner and the upcoming Galaxy S11 to the all new Galaxy S20 and will supposedly continue the trend with the Galaxy S21 in the year 2021, the Galaxy S22 in 2022, and so on. We are not sure if this can be taken granted for now or will the Galaxy S20 be a separate lineup of devices with overall upgrades from Galaxy S11 series. Anyways, we will take all these with a pinch of salt until we have any official confirmations, as Samsung may have different plans for their future Galaxy S fleet, this time around.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter) 

Samsung Galaxy S11 series reportedly coming with 48MP telephoto lenses


Lately we heard that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11 Plus smartphones will bring a custom made 108MP sensor in charge of the purported and speculated five plus two camera configuration on the back of the biggest iteration of forthcoming Galaxy 2020 flagship series. A few days back we even saw how the cameras are aligned on the S11 Plus smartphone with a leaked render also telling us that the device will feature the 9-to-1 Bayer technology for the main sensor. Now three days later, we get noticed that all the new smartphones from the Galaxy S11 lineup will come out of the box with a 48 megapixels telephoto lens that will take it's part on their respective primary camera module. The reports again makes it's way from our reliable tipster from Twitter, mentioning that the Samsung's next generation frontrunner handsets including the vanilla Galaxy S11, the Galaxy S11e and the Galaxy S11 Plus will all ship with high-pixel telephoto lenses, nothing below the 48MP rating.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter) 

Samsung Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11 Plus's protective tempered glass leaks


Here is another look at the tempered glass for the next generation Samsung Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11 Plus that has newly leaked online. The brand new picture featuring two protective tempered glass panels makes it's way to our hands courtesy of the popular Samsung tipster from Twitter, again reveals the same design we have been watching, for these forthcoming flagship smartphones from the South Koreans.

Thing look very similar when we compare it with what we have already seen from our previous report on the alleged tempered glass that popped up for the vanilla Galaxy S11 model, during the beginning of this month from the same user, @UniverseIce. This time around the tempered glass just looks to skip the hole for the front facing punch hole style camera, meaning even protecting the lens, now we can also see the black outlines on the top and bottom, more of confirming that the new devices will carry a very narrow bezel design on it's front display.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter)

Reports suggest Samsung Galaxy S11 to come powered by Snapdragon 865 to more markets in 2020


We have heard that the upcoming flagship smartphone and Galaxy S10 successor from the South Koreans in 2020 will arrive featuring the Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 processor to more markets globally, different from what we've seen from Samsung in the past. Like we already know that the Samsung frontrunner smartphones traiting Snapdragon chipsets are more likely to be sold in the United States, Latin America, China and Japan, while other parts of the world including Europe and the company's native gets to see the devices packed with Samsung's own Exynos SoC's.

But according to the latest reports from our sources, this may change with the launch of Galaxy S11 next year. Samsung is expected to build their forthcoming frontrunners with Snapdragon 865 and it's competitor Exynos 990. But we understand that there is a huge difference in performance when comparing both these processors to each other. In this regard, some new reports from South Korea tells us that Samsung is reportedly considering to equip and ship a large number of Galaxy S11 phones with Snapdragon 865 for more markets in 2020, expect in the European region.

Source: SAMMOBILE

Take a look at the leaked tempered glass for Samsung Galaxy S11


We already know pretty much about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy flagship smartphone, the S11. Thanks to the tipsters again, we have a new picture surface on Twitter again today claiming it to be the alleged tempered glass screen protector for the forthcoming smartphone from Samsung. From the previously out renders, we already know that the handset is supposedly carrying a single punch hole style camera for selfies on the front top of the display and with this latest leak coming in courtesy of @UniverseIce, we can say that things are getting real as far as the leaks and rumors are concerned for the South Korean's next big phone. The design and placement for the camera hole looks to follow in line with what we have already seen and we expect the handset to arrive with barely any bezels and curved edges.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter)

Samsung Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11e cases leaks, suggests similar design from past reports


We don't know if it's too early to judge but here are the protective cases that are supposedly made for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11 lineup of smartphones. The new pictures come in from our reliable source, as @Slashleaks took their Twitter handle to share some gripping pictures of the new cases that's exclusively made for the next generation Samsung flagship smartphones from the big South Korean manufacturer. Adding more strength to the previously out reports, we can see the exact same designs and details here for the cases as well. As seen in the newly surfaced pictures, the camera placement on the cases look much alike to what we have been treated to in the past few days and also the primary camera's lens arrangement looks very similar on both Galaxy S11 (above) and the Galaxy S11e (below). And we can even confirm that these phones may come with a single punch hole design front facing camera housed on the top center of it's display like seen with the S11e case render. You may also read our articles on the first look of the originally leaked press images for Galaxy S11, Galaxy S11e and the Galaxy S11+ for more details.




Source: /LEAKS (Twitter) 1, 2 

Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11 smartphones said to feature Laser autofocus sensors, reports suggest


We just keep seeing more and more about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11. What has recently caught our eyes is a tweet from @UniverseIce that claims to next generation flagships from the South Koreans to feature a dedicated laser autofocusing module alongside it's primary cameras. Here we can see from two pictures detailed in the story comes in line with the previous leaks we have seen for Samsung's Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11e. The phone in the Black tint seems to be the bigger version from the forthcoming Galaxy S series, reportedly the Galaxy S11+ and the one next to it in Blue shade being the S11e. With the help of these images we can also confirm that the larger iteration may feature a five camera setup bringing the 108MP sensor as seen on Xiaomi's Mi Note 10. While the more affordable model of Galaxy S11 may carry a three camera module on board. The autofocusing sensors on both the devices are highlighted in red circles and is likely to make it to the audience sometime in February, 2020.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter), GSMArena