The latest smartphones from Samsung can boast of really high-quality displays, which are really only a little short of perfection. While many users are extremely satisfied, others are calling for a higher refresh rate (90 Hz - 120 Hz) or a front camera that would be built directly into the display, i.e. without the slightest cutout. Although someone might wave their hand at these features, there is a relatively high probability that they will already be available in the next generation of smartphones in the product line Galaxy S.
Apparently, it's never too early for leaks. This is evidenced by the latest report from the website GalaxyClub, which suggests that Samsung would Galaxy The S11 was supposed to be almost the tallest smartphone that ever came out of Samsung's workshop - in this respect, it should almost catch up with the height of the Sony Xperia 1 smartphone. The generous height of the Sony Xperia 1 smartphone is due, among other things, to the CinemaWide display with an aspect ratio of 21:9. Not too many manufacturers have followed Sony in this direction, but Samsung has come a long way.
Server & Hosting GalaxyClub boasted an alleged HTML5 benchmark of a device labeled SM-G416U. This document contains hints regarding the resolution of the next flagship of the product line Galaxy S. These figures speak of an aspect ratio of 20:9. It does not reach the dimensions of CinemaWide, but it shows that the Samsung display would Galaxy The S11 could have been noticeably longer than the display of the current one Galaxy S10. The fact that the displays of the next smartphones from Samsung could be a bit more elongated is also indicated by the One UI interface, where some important navigation elements have moved to the bottom of the screen for easier reach.
