How to Watch the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2020 Event
Samsung plans to make some pretty high-profile announcements on Tuesday. The company is holding its annual Unpacked event at 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PST on February 11 in San Francisco, where it is expected to announce a new flagship smartphone and a new foldable phone, among other things.
The biggest announcement of this line is rumored to be the Samsung Galaxy S20. Yes, the last phone Samsung announced in the lineup was the Galaxy S10, but they are expected to go beyond 11-19 and jump to 20 right away with release this year.
The new phone is expected to be very similar to the Galaxy S10 already on the market, with a bezel-less display and a punch-hole for the front camera. There will be four cameras on the back of the device, which is slightly different from the current model.
The phone is expected to come in three models this year: the S20, S20 + and S20 Ultra, each of which will have QHD + AMOLED displays. The S20 is rumored to be 6.2 inches, the S20 + is 6.7 inches, and the Ultra is a pretty sizable 6.9 inches.
Samsung is also expected to announce a new version of its Galaxy earbuds and possibly even a new smartwatch.
Of course, all this is exactly what is expected of the rumors (very reliable) that we have heard. The only way to know for sure what Samsung has in store for 2020 is to watch the official announcement during Unpacked.
You can definitely get an overview of the highlights from us and our friends at Gizmodo after the event. If you want to watch live, Samsung is also hosting Unpacked live streams this year so you can see what’s announced as it happens.
To keep an eye on this, visit Samsung’s website here , where you can also get some details on these announcements after they happen.