Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (2020) has been revealed in live images for the very first time.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra has been revealed in live images for the very first time.

Samsung will launch the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and the Galaxy S20 Ultra on February 11th in San Francisco.

Galaxy S20 Ultra shows up for the very first time in the wild

So at this point we know literally everything there's to know about the Galaxy S20 handsets. We already have a couple of live leaks of the S20+ but there's one device that we still have no idea how it looks in real life. We saw it in renders, though but today With less than a week to go from the official Galaxy S20 Unpacked event, we're seeing live images of the Galaxy S20 Ultra that gives us our first real glimpse of the new camera setup on the handset. In the first image the S20 Ultra and S20+ are placed side by side which shows the difference in camera sizes between the two variants. The Ultra has literally the best camera hardware on any smartphone out there hence a bigger camera housing. Here's another close up look that shows the back of the phone.

Ice Universe also shared this image which we found on Reddit which gives us a better look. Truth to be told, the camera certainly look’s miles better than what we saw in the official renders. I still don't think this is the best looking camera setup out there but certainly looks better than what I thought it would look like. The photo shows what we were expecting, three main cameras, an LED flash, a time of flight sensor and a periscope zoom camera. There's a 100x space zoom branding.

Galaxy Buds+ leaked by Samsung. Here are the detailed Specifications.

Also, this small hole that you see up top is for the zoom-in mic that was debuted on the Galaxy Note 10+ which basically helps to increase the sound of the subject in focus when the user zooms in on something while recording a video Also, the Galaxy Buds Plus has been leaked by Samsung themselves through a brand new iOS application designed to pair the earphones with the iPhones. The current Galaxy Buds don't have an iOS application but that will change with the new Buds. The app provides information such as battery left on each of the buds, the remaining battery on the case and you can check for software updates too. Also, the detailed specifications of the Galaxy Buds Plus have been leaked courtesy of Evan Blass. The new earphones feature a dual-driver audio setup, the ability to connect to multiple devices, an additional microphone for clearer calls, and longer battery life which gives 11 hours of music playback time compared to the 6 hours of the original Galaxy Buds. Other new features include Spotify controls and two new color options. Blue and red. These will go official alongside the S20. It's also worth mentioning that if you pre-order the S20 Plus or the Ultra you'll get these for absolutely free.

Galaxy Note 20 will have a "more fine-tuned 120Hz display"

Also, we have some information about the Galaxy Note 20. Ice Universe says the Note 20 will have a more finetuned 120 Hz refresh rate display. Now, this an ambivalent tweet that gives more than one interpretation. Does he mean Samsung will let the 120Hz work on the maximum resolution that's QHD+ or he meant the Note 20 will have a variable 120Hz refresh rate? Time will tell. In any case, do let me know your thoughts about this down in the comments and as always Thank you for Reading.

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