Samsung Galaxy S20: Blurry leaked photos and all the rumors and specs so far

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Hello, big eyes. This could be the Galaxy S20.
XDA Developers
We're weeks away from Samsung's Unpacked
event on Feb. 11 in San Francisco, but the rush
of leaked blurry photos and specs is pointing to
three versions of a phone called the Galaxy
S20 and not the Galaxy S11 as originally
suspected. What's in the mix? 5G, tons of
cameras, a giant battery and extra fast 120Hz
screens, according to the many rumors.
Unlike the $2,000 Galaxy Fold or
$1,100 Galaxy Note 10 Plus, Samsung's next
family of premium devices will be designed to
appeal to the mainstream, not just enthusiasts
looking for the most cutting-edge or powerful
handset.
Samsung's Galaxy S20 family of phones is
especially noteworthy for its likely role in
bringing 5G's faster data speeds to the
masses. Samsung got a start with the faster
data network in 2019 with four 5G phones --
the S10 5G, Note 10 Plus 5G, Galaxy A90
5G and Galaxy Fold (in the UK and South
Korea). But it's now in 2020 that 5G networks
are starting to become widespread, and that
the technology inside the device -- like
the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 -- is more
powerful and streamlined than the first
generation of 5G chipsets.

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