Infographic: 11 generations of Galaxy S flagships
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- Anonymous
- vxi
- 10 Feb 2020
This is really informative! and brings us all on how the galaxy line up evolved through the years
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- nfy
- 10 Feb 2020
Akaike, 09 Feb 2020Should’ve included the price tags of each device to show ho... moreI don't know why but this made me smile and laugh a little. Turns out I'm not dead inside. Thanks :)
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- Furiounx
- uK1
- 10 Feb 2020
Lol I did not know the S and S20 series have/are going to have "porcessors"
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- Pabliell
- mN{
- 10 Feb 2020
SkyMasterARC, 09 Feb 2020S5 already had ip67? Samsung is really the company of "firsts"They're never first, but they do it better. Mostly.
Anyone remembers Motorola Defy+? It had IP67 with removable battery 3 years earlier than Galaxy S5. And guess what? S5 wasn't even the first water resistant smartphone from Samsung. First was XCover2, followed by Galaxy S4 Active, year earlier than S5.
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- 10 Feb 2020
IpsDisplay, 09 Feb 2020Having public Romance with your nostalgia of the S3 is one ... moreYou have to accept it...ban or no ban Huawei was never going to take over..All you fanboys only make noise but can't even afford their premium flagships to buy outside of China to support them properly.I use a Mate 20 X by the way
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- Anonymous
- SHi
- 09 Feb 2020
What about lg?
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- Anonymous
- dZx
- 09 Feb 2020
galaxy s10 lite not included with this serial!
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- n1D
- 09 Feb 2020
Anonymous, 09 Feb 2020I think the best flagship lineup of the decade goes to Sams... moreFunny. I'd go with S6, S7, S9, S10
S6&S7 are still nice pieces. But unfortunately too slow nowadays, especially S6.
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- Anonymous
- nx1
- 09 Feb 2020
I remember how massive the 4.3 inch Galaxy S2 was back in 2011
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- 0T0
- 09 Feb 2020
The Voice of Reason, 09 Feb 2020I wonder why Galaxy S20s feature pORcessors instead of pROc... moreI wonder why Samsung Galaxy S10 5G and Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite are missing...
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- Anonymous
- n1D
- 09 Feb 2020
s10e doesn't have the high resolution display
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- The Voice of Reason
- Nb4
- 09 Feb 2020
I wonder why Galaxy S20s feature pORcessors instead of pROcessors.
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- 0T0
- 09 Feb 2020
After more 10 years the phones will be with 10" screens...
PS: Samsung Galaxy S10 5G with 6.7" screen, 4500mAh battery, 25W fast charging and dual rear and back GG6 is missing ;-)
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- Freeman
- CDA
- 09 Feb 2020
The last ones are the worst and It's getting worse with the black holes in the screen like a big stain of dead pixels...
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- Anonymous
- KSu
- 09 Feb 2020
IpsDisplay, 09 Feb 2020Having public Romance with your nostalgia of the S3 is one ... moreOver saturated? Lol there was a setting where you could select screen profile towards more natural tones.
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- Anonymous
- KSu
- 09 Feb 2020
SkyMasterARC, 09 Feb 2020S5 already had ip67? Samsung is really the company of "firsts"Ip67 with With removable battery
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- Ivd
- 09 Feb 2020
apertotes, 09 Feb 2020I had a Galaxy SIII. Hell of a phone with several typical S... moreHaving public Romance with your nostalgia of the S3 is one thing
But to go as far as claiming APPLE and SAMSUNG is leading the industry miles ahead.. is real disrespect to the human brain and it's ability to reason
I'm just gonna say you don't know any better..
When Huawei was ready to take over (before the political ban)
All while Samsung struggles in markets like china and India
All while Samsung and Apple follows technological breakthroughs from China etc
As for that S3 beautiful lol I remember how over saturated it was at least it wasnt running diamond pentile matrix
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- Anonymous
- LQu
- 09 Feb 2020
S8 from 2017 has usb 3.1 while sub-$500 flagships use 2.1
LOL ......
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- 09 Feb 2020
I had a Galaxy SIII. Hell of a phone with several typical Samsung issues. Next I bought an LG G4. Great camera. Full of LG issues. Then I got a Galaxy S8. Again, full of stupid Samsung mistakes. Still, best phone I ever had. Oh Samsung, if you were a little more careful, you'd be alone at the top.
I still use my S8. Works as well as the first day. Unless I drop it and it breaks, I do not have any intention to get a new phone soon.
My kids use my old SIII to play games and stream cartoons. Screen is as beautiful as it was eight years ago. Eat that, OLED naysayers.
Even with all of their shortcomings, we have to thank Samsung for their Galaxy line. It's undeniable that they, along with Apple, have pushed the mobile industry for the past decade with the rest trailing a long way behind.
Here's to ten more Galaxies!