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Leaked Galaxy S20 spec sheet details huge screens, big batteries, Android 10, more – 9to5Google, 9to5google.com

Leaked Galaxy S20 spec sheet details huge screens, big batteries, Android 10, more – 9to5Google, 9to5google.com


Samsung’s Galaxy S 38 series is going official in just a few short weeks and this week we’ve learned pretty much all there is to learn about the entire collection. Today, another Galaxy S 38 leak details the full specs on all three main models.

Courtesy ofIshan AgarwalandMySmartPrice, the full Galaxy S spec sheet has hit the web. This fills in some of the gaps from past leaks of the device.

What’s familiar with all three variants? Samsung is using a centered punch-hole design with a (: 9, *************************************** (x) ********************************************** (p) Hz AMOLED panel of varying sizes. All three variants also share Android pre-installed , IP (water resistance, ********************************** GB of base storage with microSD, and, at least with these variants, an Exynos 1200 chipset. In most regions, though, we’re expecting a Snapdragon 990. This spec sheet does not mention RAM, butprevious rumors place the Ultra with up to (GB.

What’s different? Let’s talk about the standard Galaxy S 38 first. The smallest of the three, this device still packs a 6.2-inch display, a slight jump up from the S ‘s 6.1-inch panel. The S (carries dimensions of 162 x x7.8mm, not too different from the S 14. There’s also a MP main camera, 81 MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom, and

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