Samsung’s Galaxy S20 is official, with bigger screens, higher prices

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  The Galaxy S20s, with their new back-camera arrangements. [credit: Samsung ]

It's officially Samsung launch day, so let's meet the company's flagship smartphone for 2020: the Galaxy S20.

This phone is the followup to the Galaxy S10, and no, you're not missing anything—the Galaxy S line counted from 1 to 10 over the last 10 years and is now jumping to 20 for 2020. Presumably, Samsung is naming these phones like they are yearly sports video games now, and we'll be getting Samsung Galaxy S [current year] from here on out.

Samsung has also tweaked the size variants. Last year—accounting for the "small," "medium," and "large" sizes—we had the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+. This year, the smallest phone is going away, and we have the "medium" Galaxy S20, the "large" Galaxy S20+, and the "extra-large" Galaxy S20 Ultra.

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