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The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and Galaxy Note 10 Plus are big, bold, and beautiful smartphones. We find out which one is best in a head-to-head comparison.
Apparent Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Plus camera specs have emerged online. We could be looking at a 108MP main camera, 13MP periscope lens, and 12MP ultra-wide camera.
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and the Galaxy S21 Plus are both 5G-ready phones, with each supporting all major 5G bands, including the faster mmWave band. This is obviously great news if you have a 5G ...
05/26 Update: Pigtou is back with detailed renders of the entry-level Galaxy Note 20. While the device is largely similar to the Note 20 Plus, it is smaller but thicker at 161.8 x 75.3 x 8.5 mm ...
This Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Plus leak also includes dimensions of 165 x 77.2 x 7.6mm, making the Note 20 Plus slightly longer but thinner than the 162.3 x 77.2 x 7.9mm Note 10 Plus. It also makes ...
The Galaxy Note 20 Plus is listed on this datasheet as possessing 5G capabilities and 25W fast charging, with support for up to 45W charging. No surprises here: as we move forward into 2020, we ...
Samsung’s Note series has always been about superlative specs and design. New renders of the Note 20 Plus based on leaked CAD drawings suggest 2020 will be no difference. The renders show the ...
Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Ultra might be the company’s top smartphone, but a performance leak for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Plus shows it could be the Android phone to beat. While Samsung ...
06/02 Update: information about Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 has also now been garnered from the CCC process. Spotted by SamMobile, Samsung has stated that the entry-level Note 20 will have a 4,300mAh ...
In our Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus long-term review, we ask whether or not it's still worth getting. ... As of today, Samsung has yet to fully reveal the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 lineup.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Plus, better known as the premium model in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 20 lineup, will come with 5G and 25W fast charging according to an approved certificate.