Samsung will launch a premium line of S series smartphones on February 11, the first major release by a manufacturer in the new year, according to a leaked promotional teaser video.
The world’s largest manufacturer of smartphones will unveil the new series at the Samsung Unpacked event in San Francisco nearly two weeks before the Mobile World Congress – the world's largest mobile trade show starting in Barcelona on February 24.
In a bid to create hype to woo more customers, Samsung is also expected to rename the S11 series as S20, TechRadar reported, citing the leaked video.
Samsung is set to launch three models of S20 phones. The 17.5-centimetre S20 Ultra will be the flagship product of the series. It is expected to have a 108-megapixel camera.
Other new devices will include the 17cm S20 Plus and the 15.7cm S20. The South Korean consumer tech giant is likely to offer 5G support on all of its new Galaxy S20 phones. The wireless technology will have connection speeds up to 1.2 gigabits per second, which will gradually increase to 10Gbps – more than 100 times faster than 4G. The S20 devices will go on sale in the last week of February .