An upcoming smartphone will almost always receive leaks and rumors to give people a glimpse at the device before it's launched, and the biggest of these are when the company accidentally reveals a detail itself. This may have just happened as the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 just showed up on the Samsung website. As spotted by SamMobile in the 'Rewards' section of the Samsung US website, a line-up of three smartphones is shown. One is the Galaxy S10 Plus, another Galaxy S20, but between them is a phone which doesn't look like any Samsung device we've seen before.
This phone, presumably, is the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 then. Some features like the thinner chin underneath and bezel above suggest this is a more advanced phone. It's also more angular than the other phones it's shown with, as the corners are less smooth, another trait of the Note phones. The image doesn't tell a much amount about the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, partly because the phone is slightly concealed by the S10 Plus and it just shows the front of the phone. The depicted phone has no front-facing camera cut-out, neither in the center (as in the S20 and Note 10 phones) nor to the right (like in the S10 series). One possible reason is that the sensor has been moved to the left of the display. Either that or the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 could have a camera that sits under the screen, as rumors have suggested could be the case. This would let the handset have a display that takes up its whole front, with no screen space taken up by a notch or bezel for the lens. Further, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 has also spotted on Geekbench with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Chipset. It has received a single-core score of 950. The multi-core score of the device is 3120. The frequency clock has been mentioned to be 2.84 Gz with 8 cores.
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