So for the 1 millionth time, Samsung makes the best smartphone display.
Right now, the Galaxy Note 10+ tops the chart when it comes to smartphone displays and the
same tradition is going to continue with the Galaxy S11 as well.
Ice Universe has mentioned that the Galaxy S11 will have the next generation of OLED
material called M10 which is superior to the M9 OLED that the S10 and Note 10 has.
Honestly, this isn't surprising.
Every year Samsung uses new type of materials for their OLED and the same will happen with
the S11 as well.
One thing I'm really interested in is whether or not they're going to use a higher screen
refresh rate.
I think it's about time, the Galaxy S11 must have this feature, either 90Hz or 120Hz doesn't
really matter.
It makes a substantial difference to the user experience and we've seen on OnePlus devices
that 90Hz doesn't consume much battery either.
So I think it's about time, phones are getting ridiculously expensive and they can't expect
us to upgrade quite often by offering minimal changes.
So dear Samsung, please give us a 90Hz or 120Hz display on the S11 if you're planning
to charge us over $1000.
Samsung has been using the same camera sensor in all of its flagships ever since the Galaxy
S7.
Right now, even with the smaller sensor the Galaxy Note 10+ was able to take the top spot
in DxO rankings beating the likes of P30 Pro, iPhone XS Max, and Pixel 3 XL.
I know, some people don't take DxO seriously, but it's the only relevant camera benchmarking
site out there.
Anyway, Ice Universe is saying the camera on the Galaxy S11+ is going to bring something
that you have never seen before.
Even Evan Blass, another high profile tipster said the same thing that the camera is going
to be the focal point of the Galaxy S11.
We still don't know exactly what are those improvements, but it's safe to say the sensor
size is getting bigger, probably the biggest we've seen on a smartphone?
There could be a periscope zoom camera too.
Let's see how this folds out.
Ishan Agarwal, a very reputed leakster out there got the model numbers of all the Galaxy
S11 variants.
As expected there will be three models in the S11 family and surprisingly all of them
will offer 5G connectivity.
I'm guessing the 5G modem will be built on the SoC this time which means there won't
be a separate LTE variant.
Also, he says Samsung is working on the successor to the Galaxy Fold, which will surely be released
next year.
Samsung has opened the pre-registration of the first generation of Galaxy Fold in China
which means we'll finally see the release in September.
Also, the Galaxy buds secured the first spot in the wireless earphone category with a total
of 86 points in Consumer Reports review.
Airpods, on the other hand, is at the 49th spot and only got 56 points.
For those of you who don't know, Consumer Reports is a nonprofit organization who conducts
tests on gadgets and give them ratings to say how good or bad they are.
Unlike, DxO Consumer reports doesn't work with the companies the product they're reviewing
on.
So these tests are totally unbiased.
Consumer reports gave the Galaxy buds an Excellent rating in Sound Quality category which is
the first time ever that a Bluetooth enabled device got that rating.
So not only the Galaxy buds are miles better than the Airpods but they're better than any
other Bluetooth enabled earbuds out there.
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and as always I'll see you tomorrow...Peace out!