the iPhone 12 It’s the most anticipated phone of the year, and Apple is really amplifying things this time with about four rumored models. But don’t count Samsung Galaxy Note 20. This flagship should have several advantages over the iPhone 12, including the screen, camera specs, and special features.
Samsung should follow iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro in some way, especially with Apple’s anticipated 5nm A14 Bionic processor that powers your new phones. Apple should have the fastest phone again, and the iPhone 12 will also have iOS 14 on the first day, whereas it will probably be a while before Note 20 arrives Android 11. But the Note 20 should be able to beat the iPhone 12 in other ways.
This is how the Galaxy Note 20 can outperform the iPhone 12.
A superior 120Hz display
While the iPhone 12 Pro may feature a 120Hz ProMotion display according to some rumors, Apple may also not be able to make this a reality in time for launch.
Even if Apple achieves such a feature, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra should have an advantage with its 120Hz panel. Note 20 Ultra display is expected to use LTPO technology, which allows the display to dynamically scale from 1Hz to 120Hz. This should make the Note 20 Ultra more efficient.
S Pen improved
There have been rumors that Apple could eventually support the Apple Pencil on the iPhone, but we haven’t heard anything concrete about the iPhone 12 adding that support. Therefore, it seems that for now Samsung will retain the advantage with its included S Pen.
We haven’t heard much about the new features for Samsung’s stylus, but a leak indicates that the S Pen is being used. virtual laser pointer, which would be useful for presentations. The S Pen is also rumored to be getting smoother 9 ms response time. the Galaxy Note 10 added new features like Air Action gestures and better handwriting recognition, so we hope to see other updates this time.
Killer Note 20 cameras
While we don’t know much about the iPhone 12’s camera enhancements yet, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra should be a tough act for Apple to follow. Samsung’s premium flagship will reportedly feature high resolution 108MP main camera, plus a 13MP telephoto lens with 50x hybrid zoom capability. Add a 12MP ultra-wide sensor and a dedicated laser focus sensor And the iPhone 12 Pro might have trouble keeping up.
The normal Galaxy Note 20 shouldn’t be a bum in the camera department, either. We’re expecting a 12MP main camera, a 64MP telephoto lens, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, and a time-of-flight sensor that should help with portraits and perhaps augmented reality performance. The rumor is that the iPhone 12 Pro Max will offer a LiDAR scanner for AR and photo and video effects. the iPad Pro Currently it has such a sensor, which can reach the iPhone 12 Max but not the normal iPhone 12 Pro.
Bigger batteries
Let me start by saying that battery size is just one factor in determining battery life. But at least on paper, it seems like the Galaxy Note 20 series could have the iPhone 12 outnumbered by battery capacity. Rumors point to the regular Galaxy Note 20 with a 4,300 mAh battery and the Note 20 Ultra with a 5,000 mAh battery.
the The iPhone 12 Pro series will reportedly have fairly small batteries in all fields. The largest battery would be in the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max, with a capacity of 3,687 mAh. The 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Max could use a 2,775 mAh battery, while the smaller 5.4-inch iPhone 12 will have a 2,227 mAh package. Apple could make up for this gap with its A14 Bionic chip and software, but the battery size between the two flagships is a considerable difference.
Charger in the box
the IPhone 12 rumored doesn’t include a charger in the box. Instead you would just get a USB-C to Lightning cable and you would have to use another mini power pack that you might have out there. Sure, such a move would be good for the environment, and Apple’s profit margins, but we think a lot of people would rather have a charger included.
Samsung is also rumored to be dropping the included charger sometime but it probably won’t happen until at least the Galaxy S30 next year.
