While the global pandemic has led to delays in phone launches, it seems two eagerly-anticipated handsets from Samsung are likely still launch: in a quarterly earnings report, the tech company hinted that the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 will still come out later this year. “Looking ahead to the second quarter, the company will continue to offer differentiated products in the premium segment with the launch of new foldable and Note models,” the report stated.
The Galaxy Note phones always represent the pinnacle of Samsung’s flagships, packing in all of the features from the preceding S-series phones into a larger frame and adding in extra features such as additional sensors, the S Pen, and a bigger battery. And Samsung will likely do the same thing this time around, as the next Note is said to have pretty much everything Samsung can throw at it, especially 5G capabilities. From the leaks and rumors so far, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 looks to be a significant upgrade over the Galaxy Note 10 Plus, with it set to have a 120Hz refresh rate display. There's also speculation that the Galaxy Note 20 could even come with an under-display selfie camera. On the other hand, the Galaxy Fold 2 could use the "Infinity-O" punch-hole camera found in the likes of the Galaxy S20 Ultra. We've also heard that the Galaxy Fold 2 will have a similar camera system to the Galaxy S20 Plus, which means you can expect a 12MP primary lens, a 64MP telephoto camera, and a 12MP ultra-wide shooter. Samsung didn’t say when it will release either the Galaxy Note 20 or Galaxy Fold 2, but its statement was for the second half of the year.
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