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Galaxy S21 might still get a February launch date

Galaxy S21 might still get a February launch date

Posted on November 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Rumors about Samsung scheduling the debut of its Galaxy S21 in January proved to be a rather surprising one but given the volume of unofficial confirmations, it was pretty much considered to be the case. Now a new, solitary rumor has popped up that casts doubt on all of the previous ones, claiming that the Galaxy S21 will still launch in February on a still-unknown date. Even if true, however, it might no longer make much of a difference in changing how the Galaxy S21 series will look, inside and out.
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