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Thanks to a tweet on Friday night, we now know that the next Samsung Unpacked will be held on Tuesday, February 11th. This tweet contains an unreleased campaign promotion. The Galaxy S20 series and Galaxy Fold 2 are expected to be unveiled during the event. The latter is Samsung's next foldable product, which is expected to open and close around the horizontal axis, similar to the new Motorola razor.

Like a razor, the Galaxy Fold 2 is more like turning a device that can be plugged into a pocket into a phone than turning a smartphone into a tablet like the first Galaxy Fold. The rumored 6.7-inch display is said to use ultra-thin glass. Although it is said that the price will be less than $1000, Sami did not give up the specification. For example, the Snapdragon 865 mobile platform is expected to be equipped with 12GB memory and 256GB storage space. The device will be ready for use with Android 10 and will be pre-installed with the manufacturer's One UI 2.1interface. Two batteries will remain lit, one of which weighs 900 Ma. Super fast charging will support a minimum and maximum charging power of 25W and 45W, respectively. Galaxy Fold 2 will support 5G.

Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra could become the company's premium Android flagship in the first half of this year.

The latest rumors about Samsung's next flagship product line require the Galaxy S20 to be an entry-level model, followed by the Galaxy S20 and the Galaxy S20 Ultra. The Galaxy S20 will have a 6.2inch display and three cameras on the back. This will include a 108-megabyte main camera with a 9: 1 boxing function, which can provide a clear 12-megabyte image without noise. There will also be an ultra-wide-angle camera and a telephoto camera that uses a periscope to provide 5x optical zoom. In addition to Europe (the Exynos 990 SoC will be under the hood), the Snapdragon 865 mobile platform will provide power, and the Galaxy S20 will free up at least 8GB memory, 128GB storage space and 4000mAh batteries. Android 10 and One UI 2.1will be pre-installed.

If the Galaxy S20 is an entry-level model, then the Galaxy S20 will now be an intermediate model. It is reported that the phone will have a 6.7inch AMOLED display driven by Snapdragon 865 (similarly, the Exynos 990 will not be used in Europe). There will be 12GB memory and 256GB storage, so we should find a set of four cameras on the back. In addition to the same three cameras found on the Galaxy S20, the model will also include time of flight (ToF) sensors. This function will enable the device to provide AR with more accurate depth information, more natural bokeh blur in portraits, and possibly secure face recognition. The larger 4500mAh capacity keeps the lights on, and Android 10 and One UI 2.1 interfaces are available right out of the box.

The Galaxy S20 Ultra will become Samsung's premium flagship smartphone in the first half of 2020. It is rumored to be a 6.9-inch AMOLED display. It will rely on the same chipset, have the same configuration as the Galaxy S20, and have the same camera settings as the second 2x telephoto camera on the back. The phone may have the rumored space zoom function, which combines two telephoto cameras and a 108MP camera to provide 50x hybrid zoom and 100x digital zoom. The Galaxy S20 Ultra may have a 5000 mah battery.

In addition, it is speculated that the Galaxy S20 series will all support 5G, and the refresh rate will be 90Hz. We urge you to mark your calendar on February 11, when Samsung may introduce us to the next generation of flagship Android phones and the sequel to their first foldable phone.

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