Samsung launched a brand new video teaser at this time that showcases the evolution of its Galaxy S-series smartphones through the years. The teaser additionally loosely suggestions the arrival of the following smartphone lineup, amid rumours claiming the launch of Galaxy S21 on January 14. Earlier stories have recommended that the brand new lineup would come with the vanilla Galaxy S21 alongside the Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra. Earlier this week, the Samsung Galaxy S21 series purportedly went up for pre-order reservations forward of its official announcement.
The brand new video teaser (first noticed by SamMobile) is at present accessible as ‘unlisted’ on the Samsung US YouTube channel. The 30-second video begins with the primary Galaxy S phone and goes up the road to the Galaxy S20 from this 12 months – with particular discover to the telephones’ camera evolution. On the finish of the video, we are able to discover the teaser that reads, “A brand new Galaxy awaits,| together with a shift from “2020” to “2021.” Notably, in style tipster Ishan Agarwal in collaboration with MySmartPrice claimed yesterday that Samsung has began sending out invitations for the Galaxy Unpacked 2021 occasion. Throughout the Unpack occasion, the South Korean firm unveils its newest merchandise like smartphones, buds, and extra.
In the meantime, Samsung will unveil a brand new Exynos cellular processor on January 12, two days earlier than the rumoured Galaxy S21 launch occasion. The corporate would possibly unveil the Exynos 2100 SoC that’s stated to energy the Galaxy S21 lineup.
Just lately, full specs of the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, and Galaxy S21 Ultra surfaced on-line. The common and Plus mannequin will reportedly characteristic a triple rear setup comprising a 12-megapixel major, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera, and a 64-megapixel telephoto camera with OIS and 3x hybrid optical zoom. The Ultra variant is claimed to come back with a 108-megapixel major sensor.
Samsung teases new Galaxy S series smartphone. (Picture: YouTube / Samsung US)
