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Galaxy S11 could be called Galaxy S20, suggests huge jump

What’s in a name? Most smartphone names are presumed to simply follow a numerical sequence so when companies break a series, people take notice. That happened with the iPhone X, which skipped the “9” to mark the smartphone line’s tenth birthday. The Samsung Galaxy S series isn’t older but it is now believed to be skipping its “11” next year. … Continue reading

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