Samsung zooms in with the Galaxy S20 series

Samsung has officially taken off the wraps on the new Galaxy S20 series. As we've known for quite some time, Samsung has skipped the Galaxy S11 and jumped right into naming the phones the Galaxy S20. And the company focused on improving the crucial features of the phone: camera, display, and battery.

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Samsung leaks Galaxy S20 images on European online site

We're a week away from the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, and the company seems to have accidentally leaked the Galaxy S20 on one of its official online stores in Europe. 

WinFuture spotted the listing, which has since been taken down, along with one of the new cases you can buy for the phone. The photos show an almost bezel-less display with a hole-punch at the top center for the camera and a rectangular camera module at the back. It also all but confirms that Samsung is skipping S11 for the S20 branding. 

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Samsung Galaxy S20 series rumoured to offer simultaneous shooting using all cameras

What the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is expected to look like

Samsung is all set to launch the Galaxy S20 series next week on February 11. There doesn't seem to be much that's been kept secret at this point. But now we learn a new feature rumoured to be coming to its cameras. According to XDA Developers' Max Weinbach, the Galaxy S20 series can take photos and videos simultaneously using the main, ultra-wide, and telephoto cameras. The feature will reportedly be called Quick Take, which will let you go into the gallery app after you take the three photos and choose from there which ones you want to keep. 

The Galaxy S20 will also reportedly get a feature called Single Take, which combines the images captured from the three cameras into short videos. Using the three cameras at the same time isn't a novel feature. LG has done something similar before with the V40's Triple Shot.

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Samsung Galaxy S20's 64MP tele camera won’t be for 4-in-1 pixel binning, but will be for 8K video

Rumour has it the 64-megapixel telephoto sensor on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20+ won't be used for pixel-binned 4-in-1 16-megapixel photos. And that it'll offer 8K video support, likely at 8K@30fps. The Galaxy S20 and S20+ rumoured specs sheet claims the two phones will offer 3x optical zoom and up to 30x digital zoom. And it seems the zoom will be of the lossless variety as it'll crop actual pixels from the sensor. These are all speculation for now, unfortunately. So, information might come out differently when the flagships launch next month. 

Source: GSMArena