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| Galaxy S20 tells us 5 things about the Galaxy Note 20 |
The Galaxy S20 series was launched in mid-February when Samsung showed its vision of smartphones in 2020.
While we can see that the Galaxy S20 can take advantage of some of the advantages of the Galaxy A, the flagship Samsung Note 20 this year, which will be launched in the most visible technical filters in August, is expected to be the advanced Samsung.
Galaxy Note phones come with S-Pens because they are designed for professionals and developers, not standard Galaxy S phones. As of now, very little is known about the Galaxy Note 20, and there are no officially confirmed leaks, rumors or benefits. However, if we take a closer look at the Galaxy S20, we can extract something from it.
Galaxy S20 tells us 5 things about the Galaxy Note 20:
Fifth Generation Network:
Although there is only one Galaxy S10 5G phone, Galaxy S20, S20 Plus and S20 Ultra support all 5G networks and there are 4G versions of S20 and S20 Plus in some markets, but its popularity does not seem to be widespread, which indicates that after a promise Samsung as the fifth generation, Samsung is likely to support the fifth generation networks.
Note that both Note 10 and Note 10 Plus have versions that support 5G 5G, but not all countries have 5G versions of both phones, and it turns out that 4G versions are more common in general, but if Samsung continues this way it will not work in most markets And, of course, the Galaxy Note 20 has the 4G version.
Camera:
Although the S20 has seen slight improvements to the S10, with the exception of the S20 Ultra, most of the improvements in photography have been made in the form of new programs and features.
In our experience, legacy media (such as live focus and live video) is another capture mode that you will use at least if you want to take pictures repeatedly. People.
Perhaps we can see that the camera that came with the Galaxy Note 20 is very similar to the previous version, but with a new set of modes and options that can change the way you take pictures.
Screen quality:
Instead of updating its new camera when the S20 was launched, Samsung spent a lot of time talking about screen quality because the S20 has a WQHD + display and a refresh rate of 120 Hz. This is the highest pixel per inch of Samsung phones.
In 2020, we were constantly looking for other corporate screens, so Samsung is not alone, but we definitely want to see the screen on Note 20 phones.
The Galaxy Note 20 series may increase the refresh rate to 144 Hz, and the distribution may have a 4K screen like Sony Xperia 1.
size:
Without the Lite or E version of the Galaxy S20, people on a tight budget should search for the Galaxy S10 Lite or Galaxy A, but Samsung has moved the benefits of the massive S20 series to the Galaxy S20 Ultra, with the S20 Ultra being its biggest series. It has an impressive array of cameras and a large battery and is suitable for those who have to spend a lot of money on the new smartphone.
So, if Samsung focuses on large, high-performance phones rather than cheap models, then we can see the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra or something similar, and maybe a pen device can remove tablets.
Front camera:
When the Galaxy S10 came out with a front camera, the company planned to install this feature on the rest of the devices as soon as possible, and a year later, the company used the feature not only to continue design functions but also to work reducing size and adding it to budget equipment to control it. In addition to advanced equipment.
Samsung seems to stick to this feature for the foreseeable future, so we want the new Galaxy Note 20 devices to have the same position on the front camera on Samsung devices.