As Samsung is set to launch its new Galaxy Note 20 lineup at an upcoming virtual event in August, rumors have started to surface about the company's more premium smartphone offering and what it might entail. The latest gossip comes from the Twitter Ice Cream universe, offering alleged details about the entry-level Note 20's display, as well as a less-than-optimistic take on it. Referring to this as a "desperate specification", the lessor suggests that the standard Samsung Galaxy Note 20 will follow the same approach as last year's standard Galaxy Note 10, as it will again feature an FHD+ display with a refresh rate of 60hz. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">I don't know what you think. I for one cannot accept any 60 Hz mobile phone. This will cause me serious inconvenience. June 17, 2020 However, the rumor highlights a key difference, insofar as it claims Samsung will ditch the curved glass design featured on its latest Note phones in favor of a flatter Galaxy S20-style display. Although its rumored 1080p resolution is easy enough to believe (the device will almost certainly be smaller than the expected Galaxy Note 20 Plus), the idea that Samsung would stick with an outdated 60Hz display in its next 2020 flagship seems far less likely. , especially since every model in this year's Galaxy S20 range, a 120Hz display was available. As for the apparent evolution towards a flatter screen, this seems entirely plausible, because Samsung has already made the change to its Galaxy S20 range, perhaps to please the vocal detractors of the Infinity screen in the Android community (it's not). that has helped sales). Of course, the details above are far from concrete, which means we'll have to wait for Samsung's August 5 event for confirmed Galaxy Note 20 specs.