As we are well underway into the year, the introduction of elite smartphones are flying fast and furiously. A number of name-brand companies have plans to release new versions, with Samsung already doing so. This piece will delve into three of the most prevalent brands as they pertain to smartphones.
Samsung is a quite popular smartphone brand. When looking at its 2019 models, three come to mind: S10, S10E, and Samsung Galaxy S10+.
When looking at the future, the S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra 5G come to mind.
According to Samsung’s official website “With revolutionary 8K Video Snap, 5G connectivity and Space Zoom up to 100x, the way you capture and share your life will never be the same.” The S20 Ultra 5g comes loaded with 108MP, 10x optic zoom and 100x space zoom, bringing clarity to a whole new level. The S20 and S20+ 5G captures pixels at 64MP with 3x optic and 30x space zoom, respectively.
Now, to change the game one needs to change the connectivity. With 5G capabilities, uploading and downloading occurs in an instant. Storage capacities reach as high as 1.5TB and up to 16GB RAM!
Three colors are available for the S20; Cosmic Gray, Cloud Blue, and Cloud Pink. The S20+ also comes in Cloud Blue and Cosmic Gray, but also Cosmic Black. The S20 Ultra 5G comes in just Cosmic Black and Gray.
Lastly, Samsung also increased screen sizes in 2020. The S20 comes with a 6.2? display, the S20+ has a 6.7?and the S20 Ultra 5G goes above and beyond at 6.9?. All come standard with Samsung’s Infinity-O display and Gorilla Glass protection.
Samsung was the first to release its 2020 models, with it’s revealed on February 11th.
Most recently, Google announced its latest Pixel models: the Pixel 4 and the Pixel 4 XL.
Both Pixels are priced the same as the 3 series from last year, with the new 5.7-inch Pixel 4 starting at $799 and the 6.3-inch 4 XL at $899. We expect Google to release the 4a and 4a XL eventually as well and expect similar savings compared to the 3a and 3a XL.
A major advancement for the Google Pixel, aside from its features, is that T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint will now carry the Pixel 4, whereas previous models were exclusive to Verizon.
On the technology side, Google has stepped up its camera, offering multi-lens imaging at 12 megapixels and super zoom technology. Outside of the camera, face unlocks and motion sensor control are two new features gaining quite a bit of attention.
The Google Pixel 4 and 4XL offer the latest technology to the user and is a perfect example of why so many are utilizing the Android operating system
Google hasn’t released details on its new models yet, but as the past few years have shown, we typically see new phones released from Google in May.
LG has made some rather big waves within the smartphone world. Two Android phones in particular — the LG V40 and the LG G8 ThinQ — are noteworthy from underneath the LG umbrella.
Costing roughly $850, the ThingQ is a heavy-hitter option. Conventional fingerprint sensors accompany a glass backplate and a respectable 6.1-inch display screen. The G8 also boasts whopping 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. As many have reported, performance with this phone is exceptional.
The LG V40 is known for its sublime speed, effective battery life, a beautiful screen resolution, and impressive sound. In other words, it’s a very good option for both surfing on the net, and streaming a sports event/movie/television show.
Keep your eyes open for details relating to a new LG release.
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