Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ names officially confirmed
Samsung is introducing a trio of Galaxy S flagships, and their S20 moniker was all but confirmed at this stage it's always nice to get official backing. Today two of the phones with code names SM-G980F/DS and SM-G985F/DS have been certified for use in Thailand by the local NBTC organization with the names Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+.
Samsung Galaxy S20 and Samsung Galaxy S20+ certifications
The model numbers are in line with previous flagships, and the letter F in the end usually is used for the international units that are not carrier-locked. The DS add-on means Dual-SIM, but not all phones come with the ability to host two cards simultaneously.
Interestingly enough, one of the phones is actually named Galavy S20, but that's clearly a typo. The devices are filed by Samsung Thailand, but the certification says they are manufactured in South Korea. Sadly, the NBTC does not reveal any actual specs, but we expect to see the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ with Infinity-O displays, 120 Hz refresh rate of the screen and redesigned camera setup.
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Reader comments
- Magnaroader
- 25 Jan 2020
- 63@
Ugh what was wrong with continuing the numbered series? I hate it when brands start jumping around with an established naming convention. Seriously, does the S11 and Note 11 sound that bad after the 10?
- Typo
- 24 Jan 2020
- pRD
Screenshots seem fake: Galavy S20 typo looks pretty gross for a premium brand and product
- LOL
- 24 Jan 2020
- Kec
You obviously have never used an iPhone before. People should use both iPhones and Android phones, personally experience the pros and cons of both ecosystems, rather than listen to the rants of uninformed and tribal fanboys.
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