Samsung will reportedly debut its next Galaxy S phones in January 2021

Samsung's next flagship call could arrive in January 2021, Android Central reported. And hot leaked renders show the camera jut of the Galaxy S20 will also feature article in the forthcoming Galaxy S30 (or S21; the mention isn't regular still).

According to trusty leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka @OnLeaks), the Galaxy S30 standard model will have a 6.2-inch flat screen with a hole-punch front-facing camera. The S30 Ultra shows a larger, curved riddle measuring between 6.7 and 6.9 inches. The leaks don't provide point about the phones' intramural eyeglasses, however.

*Picture of the purported Galaxy S21 / Galaxy S30.*

Android Central says three new Galaxy S models are matter-of-course in the January waiver, a standard, a Plus, and an Extremist. The Ultra model will have an S-Pen stylus, Hemmerstoffer says, but there doesn't appear to be a dedicated one-armed bandit for the write out. The camera bump on the Ultra looks to be doubly as large as the standard model and may have up to iv lenses, according to Hemmerstoffer; he surmises that will include wide and ultra-wide lenses plus a telephoto or periscope lens. The flash on the Ultra will be housed inside the bulge.

*Render of the supposed Galaxy S21 Ultra / S30 UItra.*

If the parvenue Coltsfoot S models do launch in January, that would be weeks ahead of Samsung's traditional late-February timeframe. And, as Android Central points, out, it would be the closest Samsung has timed the release of a new Galaxy S phone to a new iPhone free— the iPhone 12 models wish be released later this calendar month and embryotic side by side.