News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy S21

Not too long ago, we’ve mentioned that there could be a possibility that Samsung will be discontinuing the Samsung Galaxy Note series next year. To add on to that statement, it seems that AjuNews.com has provided more information regarding the discontinuation of the aforementioned series, as well as which Samsung smartphone will come equipped with the S-Pen.

Samsung has been working to ensure the launch of the coming flagship Samsung Galaxy S21 series in 2021. In the past few weeks, we had been reported it passing through multiple certifications and scored high scores in GeekBench scorings. Today, the Galaxy S21 Vanilla Edition has passed through the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) with an SM-G991B model number.

Based on a report by gizmochina, it seems that the Samsung Galaxy S21 that’s equipped with the Exynos 2100 chipset might have gotten a higher score on Geekbench compared to the variant that’s equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 875 chipset. To go into more detail, it seems that the Exynos variant of the S21 managed to score almost 4000 points on Geekbench, while the Snapdragon variant only managed to score 3319 points in the multi-core test.

Based on a GeekBench listing, it seems that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus smartphone is expected to come equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 875 chipset as well as the Android 11 operating system. While not much is known in regards to the official release date and pricing of the aforementioned smartphone, we do know that it will most likely be unveiled somewhere between December 2020 to January 2021.

Rumours have been claiming that the Samsung Galaxy S21 series will be arriving earlier than expected in the next year. Samsung usually launches the flagship Galaxy S series in either late February or March, but the company has made some changes to their 2021's plan by scheduling the event to happen earlier in January. Before that happens, someone has already found out the number of devices that the series is going to bring and the actual date of the release.

When purchasing a Samsung Galaxy series smartphone, the box would often come with a pair of AKG earphones due to the two brands' partnership. But that could change in 2021 with the Galaxy S21 series, as reports say Samsung plan to include the rumoured Galaxy Buds Beyond wireless earbuds.

For years, Samsung announced its flagship Galaxy S series devices in January or February, before making it available in March. But things might be different next year. Sources have claimed that the company may look to launch the Galaxy S21 series much earlier.

Based on a patent spotted on letsgodigital.org, it seems that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S21 series smartphones could come equipped with ‘Blade’ displays. While not much is known in regards to how the ‘Blade’ displays work, we will find out more information when the company reveals more information during the launch which is expected to take place around early 2021.

Based on a statement by biz.chosun.com, it seems that there is a high possibility that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S21 series smartphones might not come with a charger and earphones out in the box. Instead, the box will only contain the smartphone, cable, and a SIM ejection tool.

It seems that the tech specs of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra may have been leaked on 91mobiles, giving us a better idea on what to expect when the smartphone is unveiled somewhere around the end of 2020 or the start of 2021. While there is no information in terms of the pricing, we do know that Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will be the most expensive variant of the Galaxy S21 series.