One of the most notable features of the Galaxy S20 is even better

The screen of the new Galaxy S20 was one of the biggest talk topics in the launch last week. However, the high refresh rate Samsung promised was limited to low resolution. The company now shares that it will remove this restriction

One of the most notable features of the Galaxy S20 is even better

One of the salient features of the new Galaxy S20 is actually the screen that received a significant upgrade from the previous model - and is now going to receive another upgrade. The new screen supports 120 Hz refresh rate, which allows for much smoother display than most devices on the market today, but at launch, Samsung chose to limit the refresh rate only to the FullHD resolution and not the full resolution the screen can provide. The benefits are obvious, but this did not stop users expecting the device, to be disappointed that the option to raise the resolution and refresh rate at the same time is not available at all. Samsung has now revealed that this restriction is expected to be released with a version update coming very soon.

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Galaxy S20 (Photo: Mikey Levy)

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The Galaxy S20s were launched last week at a Samsung event in San Francisco. At the heart of smartphones, the Samsung chipset pulsates, alongside 8 or 12 gigabytes of RAM, and 128 gigabytes for internal storage, along with a memory expansion option with a MicroSD card. Other devices come with an in-screen fingerprint reader, fast charging, water and dust resistance of IP68 (up to half an hour and a half foot deep) and a 4,000 millimeter-hour battery. The new Galaxy S20 comes with a 6.2-inch QHD + screen and a "Dynamic Amoled" panel. It supports the + HDR10 standard (wide dynamic range of colors), supported by Netflix and others, including a 120 Hz screen refresh rate.