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How many new ‘flagship’ phones can we expect in 2020?

How many new ‘flagship’ phones can we expect in 2020?

Posted on January 14, 2020 By Jarvis

2019 was a remarkable year as far as smartphones are concerned, in part because of the dizzying number of flagship launches phone manufacturers managed to squeeze into it.

Samsung was the main offender, spinning its Galaxy S and Note lines into an outrageous nine distinct smartphones. The latest of these, the superfluous S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite, saw the light of day earlier this month, and blurred the lines between flagship and mid-range. It was all slightly overwhelming.
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Phones Tags:galaxy, galaxy s, Note 10, S10 Lite, Samsung

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