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Samsung is sparing no effort in its attempt to rebound after several painful months of sluggish global smartphone sales, with an entire stack of high-end models reportedly prepared for a simultaneous virtual announcement on August 5<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Adrian Diaconescu<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"At first glance, it might seem like the company is trying too hard and doing too many things at once, but according to a new story in South Korea’s ET News<\/a> online publication (translated here<\/a>), Samsung has a plan to essentially flood the market in waves.<\/div>\n <\/div>\n\nOtherwise put, the tech giant could be looking to get the most out of a challenging Galaxy Fold 2 and Z Flip 5G production situation<\/a>, releasing the two foldable devices separately from the Galaxy Note 20 series.<\/div>\nJoint announcements followed by three successive commercial waves <\/h2>\n
Unsurprisingly, Samsung’s new release schedule will kick off with the commercial debut of the Note 20<\/a> and Note 20+ (or Note 20 Ultra<\/a>) sometime in August. Unfortunately, ET News has absolutely no inside information to share on these two S Pen-wielding giants, merely confirming there are indeed two models in the pipeline with “different performances, such as screen size.”<\/div>\n <\/div>\n\nOf course, the size may not prove to be the most striking difference<\/a> between the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra 5G, as the former variant is widely expected to lose the curves of its predecessor and settle for a significantly lower display resolution than its big brother. Many other specs and features are also pretty much out of the bag<\/a>, although there are still plenty of unanswered questions as well, including the smaller version’s camera details and downgrades compared to the larger phone.<\/div>\n <\/div>\nSpeaking of large phones, the Galaxy Fold 2<\/a> is tipped to go on sale in September with a main foldable screen measuring around 7.6 inches in diagonal and supporting 120Hz refresh rate technology and a front display enlarged from 4.7 to 6.2<\/a> inches or so with the help of a trendy hole punch and virtually no bezels.<\/div>\n <\/div>\nAlongside this entirely new foldable device, Samsung is reportedly planning to release a 5G-enabled variant of the first-gen Galaxy Z Flip<\/a> too in September with little to no design revisions and an identical spec sheet apart from a vastly improved Snapdragon 865 processor<\/a>. That already sounds like a jam-packed flagship timetable, but the company actually has one more thing (wink, wink) in the works that may or may not be unveiled in early August.<\/div>\nDon’t disregard the wild card Lite flagship<\/h2>\n
That’s right, the so-called “Galaxy S20 Fan Edition” (or FE) is unlikely to be held off until January 2021<\/a>, which kind of makes sense considering the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas might not take place after all.<\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n\n![\"Samsung's](\"https:\/\/i-cdn.phonearena.com\/images\/articles\/361517-image\/Samsung-Galaxy-S10-Lite-review.jpg\")
<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhile we’re still light on details regarding this particular model, you can think of it as a sequel to the Galaxy S10 Lite<\/a> unveiled back in January 2020. Of course, that means a Galaxy S20<\/a> Lite name could be on the cards alongside a large and flat display with a centered hole punch, standard 5G connectivity (at least in the US), 128 gigs of internal storage space, at least 6 gigs of RAM, a Snapdragon 865 SoC, and a reasonable price point of around $700.<\/div>\n <\/div>\nTechnically, this is not what we’d normally consider a flagship model, but Samsung<\/a> could ramp up the marketing and mass manufacturing of the S20 Fan Edition compared to the S10 Lite to try to adapt to a pandemic-affected public shifting its attention, focus, and money to “value flagships” like this upcoming bad boy and the recently released Galaxy A71 5G<\/a>.<\/div>\n <\/div>\nBy the way, ET News today lends further credence to rumors of Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live rollouts in August<\/a> while oddly mentioning nothing about the Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+<\/a>.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nSee Campaign: <\/strong>https:\/\/www.phonearena.com\/news\/samsung-5g-flagship-schedule-galaxy-note-20-fold-2-s20-fan-edition_id125525<\/a>
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Samsung is sparing no effort in its attempt to rebound after several painful months of sluggish global smartphone sales, with an entire stack of high-end models reportedly prepared for a simultaneous virtual announcement on August 5. At first glance, it might seem like the company is trying too hard and doing too many things at once, … Continue reading Samsung’s ambitious 5G flagship schedule for this fall may have been fully revealed<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading