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5 Things We Know About the Galaxy S11 Series So Far

Forget Galaxy S11 – the Galaxy S20 Ultra may be Samsung’s new flagship phone

Posted on December 31, 2019 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy S20 series may be coming nine years sooner than expected, as a new leak suggests what we’ve heard before: Samsung is set to leapfrog the Galaxy S11 and a bunch of numbers in its flagship phone naming scheme.

The unverified rumor gets even more interesting, as there may not be a Samsung Galaxy S20e in 2020. Instead, the South Korea company would start with the Galaxy S20, and offer the Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra as higher-end models, according to the leak from case-maker Schnailcase.
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