The Galaxy S11 is undoubtedly the most anticipated top-of-the-line by 2020. This new information reveals that the time given to research and development is over. Thus, Samsung has already completed the design and internal configuration of smartphones in this range. This information comes from leakster Ice Universe which is rarely misleading and coincides perfectly with the company’s usual development schedule. Is the design of the Samsung Galaxy S11 attractive or not?
Although there is no official information, there are things that are already known. At least considering the leaks that have come to the Internet. From the outset, Samsung is expected to reuse its Infinity-O display technology, but make some improvements that will likely mean thinner frames and smaller holes.
Design of Samsung Galaxy S11 has just been finalized. Do you like it?
The successor to the lower-priced Galaxy S10e will probably have a flat-screen and a single hole. However, the Galaxy S11 may feature a curved screen with two holes instead of one. Alternatively, it may have a wider hole like the Galaxy S10 + that is large enough to house two sensors. One of them could be a depth sensor.
Samsung’s largest Galaxy S11 +, on the other hand, can include up to three front cameras. The company recently patented an extra-wide hole. However, a historically reliable leakster has stated that the device can have three individual holes. Inside them, Samsung should place two selfie cameras, one of which will probably be wide-angle. We must also have a ToF sensor.
However, in the rear cameras, there should also be differences. That said, the Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11 + can switch to a quad-camera layout. In it will be a 16-megapixel sensor designed to replace the 12-megapixel alternative that Samsung uses in its devices since the Galaxy S7.
Added to this is an improved wide-angle camera and a new ToF sensor. However, we may also have a new periscopic camera that ensures a 5x zoom. This is to replace the existing 2x zoom telephoto sensor.
Already the Galaxy S11e will have the main cameras of premium models but will abandon one of the other two.
All of Samsung’s top-of-the-range products for the US market by 2020 are likely to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865. Those heading to Europe and other international markets should bet on the recently announced Exynos 990.
At the memory level, the top model should bet on 12 GB of RAM. Already the Galaxy S11e should use 8GB. It is not yet known whether all devices will have 256 GB of internal storage by default.
These devices should arrive with Android 10 and should support 5G networks. Another presence should be support for fast charging of 45W on premium models.
