Samsung Galaxy Note 20 & 20 Plus LEAKS - 7 Big Upgrades! | The Tech Chap By The Tech Chap

Hey guys Anton my tech, jack, but I'm getting pretty excited about the upcoming Galaxy, Note 20 and no 20 plus phones, which, alongside new tablets, watches and even the galaxy phone ?, we'll make Samsung's launch event which is expected around August. The fifth definitely want to watch, but I want to focus on the new note, 20 and no 20 plus, which may or may not be called the ultra. It's not confirmed yet, although I'm hoping they stick with the plus and the fall to becomes the de facto ultra. But the note is in for some quite big upgrades, including some galaxy s: 20 s, camera tech, carrying over a 120, Hertz and quality plus screen faster RAM, a new fingerprint reader, a revised Enos processor. Surprisingly, as well as what makes a note, an even bigger screen, and maybe even an upgraded s-pen. As always, though, take this with a little pinch of salt.

Until we have, you know absolute confirmation from Samsung themselves, but I think we have a pretty good idea of what to expect and first know.20 years, almost certainly coming with my fixed guide reporting that Samsung submitted a phone for Chinese certification with a similar model number to the note m+, which looks to be the note 20 plus, and it lists 5g a huge six point. Eight seven-inch screen up from 6.8 on the note, M plus with quad HD plus resolution and a 120 Hertz refresh rate screen. Sadly, though, it looks like the regular note, 20 will still be stuck with a 60, Hertz Full HD plus screen, though it's still expected to be bigger at 6.42 inches up from 6.3 last year. But to be honest, I would have liked to have seen at least 90 Hertz, even the standard, no 20. So at the moment, with the S 20 range, you have to choose between the smooth or 120 Hertz, refresh rate versus the sharper quad HD plus resolution, but I'm, confident with the no 20 plus at least that will finally be able to have both at the same time, which is great, but something that you can already get on.

Phones, like the OnePlus, a speaking off screens and back in February Samsung, announced their new OLED screen with LT PIO technology. This can lower power consumption of the screen by 15 to 20 percent, by reducing the refresh rate dynamically and considering the 120 Hertz screen on s20 phones would often reduce battery life anywhere from 20 to 25 percent. Making it up through a more power. Efficient screen sounds great, but it has been reported that a standard no 20 will miss out on this, which is partly why they're gonna stick with full HD, Plus and 60 Hertz filing also shows the phone comes with a snapdragon 86, five, four thousand five hundred million power battery and twenty-five watt charging of the box with support up to forty-five watt fast charging. It also apparently offers a new dual fingerprint reader, which suggests it's gonna use, Qualcomm's new 3d, select max tech, which I actually tried out earlier this year.

It's much faster and has an area 17 times the size of the regular ultrasonic fingerprint meter. We still get in the s 20s, which not only makes it easier and more reliable, but it also leaves room for using two fingerprints at the same time for extra security, I'm actually quite excited about the new fingerprint reader. I really had hoped, we'd see that in the s20 range, but they use the same one as the note 10 last year, although personally I tend to use face and locking more than anything else, so I would have loved to have seen perhaps an IR sensor on the front of the new note 20. So it would unlock more reliably in low-light, like the iPhone does, but I, don't think we're going to see that, sadly, I really do wish more companies would put IR sensors in their phones, though now in terms of models. I think we'll see a single version of the standard note: twenty and two versions of the new twenty plus, probably with 256 and 512 gig storage options.

Although I have seen a pretty unwelcome rumor that the regular note 20 may only come with 128 gigs of storage down from 256 gigs. On the note 10, although to compensate it looks like the note 20 will support micro SD cards, which previously was exclusive to the Plus range, but I'm hoping this drop in storage is just a rumor now. One thing that is all but confirmed is that all Samsung of 20s will support 5g, even the standard model and considering the note is a more productivity based device. It makes perfect sense to include it. As for the design.

Well, it looks like it'll just be a bigger version of the s20 ultra, where the refines camera module slightly squared off corners and well. You know the s-pen will also get the single hole, punch, selfie, camera up front. As for the processor, well, I've seen some reports that suggest that no 20s will come with a slightly faster snapdragon 86 5 plus, but those reports have gone kind of quite recently. I'm not confident that we will see that. I think it will just be the same.

A 6 v chip that we get in the s 20s in the regions that get the Qualcomm processor, because, sadly, here in the UK and I think Europe as well. In some parts of Asia, we get Samsung's own Enos processor, which is just well simply not as good I mean if you watch my little external source of Snapdragon. Compare some video and me ranting about it. You'll see side-by-side both in terms of performance, battery life and also camera quality that it's just not as good. However, Samsung may have been listening, because what I still think we'll get the 865 in the Qualcomm regions, it looks like we may actually get a faster X nos 9, 9 ?, which appears to be refined over the egg sauce 990 from the s 20 and new leaks suggest.

This could actually be a 5 nanometer part down from the 997 nanometer, which are supposed to have significantly better power, efficiency and graphics performance. Hopefully this creates some parity between the 2 different chipsets sticking with the hardware and Samsung are also building a new 16 gigabyte, lpddr4 and module, which they say will be 30% faster and 20% more power efficient. This sounds like a good pairing for the no 20 plus and will help with multitasking using decks and possibly even improving battery life. The regular note 10 had eight gigs, though, and while I haven't seen any details, I reckon 10 to 12 gigs would make sense for the no 20. But what about the cameras? Because, while the S 20 offers a great camera setup, there are issues around focusing and a 4 space zoom on yes, 20, all true I think is nothing really more than a marketing gimmick.

Well, serial leaker ice universe, who's, normally pretty reliable, has suggested that we won't be seeing the 100 times space zoom on the no 20. However, they've just released details of the complete note, 20 plus camera setup. It alleges the main camera will use the same ISO cell, bright, hm1, 180 megapixel sensor, which is found on the s20 ultra, but this time with a 50 times zoom, while in the hundred times space zoom. Next there's a 12 megapixel ultra-wide camera, using the ISO cell fast to l-3 sensor and finally, a 13 megapixel, periscope telephoto lens, which is down from the 48 megapixel telephoto on the s20 ultra. This is a bit of a curious change, but it might be to do with reducing noise in low-light shots.

It also looks like the time-of-flight sensor has been replaced by a different laser focusing system which also might help all the cameras focus more consistently. There's still no specific mention of what the standard no 20 can expect or what changes we might say to the selfie camera now. For me, when I talk about the note, there are three things that come to mind big, expensive and the s-pen I mean the code name for the no 20 is project canvas. So it's clear something are pushing the art and creativity side of the device. Unfortunately, it's still not clear what exactly the upgrades will be to the s-pen, although I'm sure we'll be getting more of those air gestures that we all know and love and definitely use all the time on the note series, but I'm excited to see what they can do.

As for the software, it's likely the note 20 will still ship with Android 10, even though Android 11 will be right around the corner and then on top we'll have Samsung's 1, UI 2 point 5 skin, which is expected soon. Now, if the filing is accurate, a 4,500 million power battery for the note 20 plus seems a little stingy, especially compared to the 5000 million power cells. We get in the s20 ultra, but remember they do have to find space for that S Pen in the phone, so that probably will limit the size of the battery a little. However, if you consider the note, 10 plus had a fully 300 million power cells, then it's still 200, more plus, with a more efficient screen, processor and RAM. It could be enough to offset the extra drain from the 120 Hertz quad HD Plus panel, and if the rumors are correct, the standard no 20 will have a 43 hundred million power battery, which is still a good step up from the 3,500 cells.

We got in the note 10 last year, so when's they coming out well, despite the crazy world that we live in. The latest report suggests we'll see an early August launch event, and I'm also expecting Samsung to unveil the Galaxy fold to around the same time which, if I'm being honest, I'm even more excited about, as for pricing, well, new 10 stars to the eight hundred and seventy pounds or nine hundred fifty dollars and the plus for a thousand pounds or eleven hundred dollars. My worry, though, is Samsung's. Gonna increase the price a fair bit I mean if you consider the s20 ultra costs about twelve hundred pounds, and the note series is always a slightly higher spec, bigger version of that. You know for the no 20 plus we could be looking at around 13 or 14 hundred pounds, which is a lot of money, but maybe given the so-so sales, obvious 20 range they'll, take that on board and perhaps make it a little more affordable fingers crossed so that all sounds great, except for maybe the price, but there's reason why you actually may want to hold off on buying a new note 20, because it appears that Samsung of testing a custom aimed II, Radon, graphics, chip for their future phones with evidence coming from logs in graphics bench and the results.

Look amazing, with the AMD device posting around two and a half times the graphics performance as the Snapdragon x64, and also easily beating the Apple a 13, although by that point we'll be on to the fourteenth. It's very unlikely we'll see this before neck, possibly on the new s-21. So with all that said, what do you think? Are you excited about the note 20 series? My concern is that unless we see some substantial upgrades to the s-pen, it could just end up being too similar to the s20, but with an even higher price tag, and I'm also worried that all the good stuff, like you know the high refresh screen the high resolution, the bigger battery and for the 16 gigs of ram. It's all going to be limited to the no 20 plus, which is just going to be crazy, expensive and therefore the standard note 20 will be a bit kind of meh, but then again, I think 20/20 has taught us that nothing is predictable. Really so, hopefully there'll be some exciting surprises here on the corner, not at least the galaxy fold to which I actually can't wait for.

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