Samsung Galaxy M20 with 5,000 mAh battery leaked, to launch in select markets

For a while now, there have been rumours that Samsung is coming up with a new series of smartphone, which will succeed the Galaxy J, Galaxy On and Galaxy C series phone. This new series is believed to be monikered under 'M'. Now, a brand new leak suggests that Samsung is all set to launch its first phone under the new series and it will be called the Galaxy M20.According to a report by All About Samsung and another report by Galaxy Club (via GSMArena), the Samsung Galaxy M20 will be debuting the markets of UK, Germany, France, Poland and Scandinavia soon. There are no reports on if and when the smartphone will come to India. However, notably, the reports suggest that this smartphone's production took place in Samsung's Noida (Uttar Pradesh, India) factory, so it is very likely that the device will eventually come to the Indian market.[caption id="attachment_5756271" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Samsung Galaxy M20 concept. Image: All About Samsung[/caption]Another device called the Galaxy M10 has been in the rumours lately, but from the direction of this report, it seems that the Galaxy M20 may debut first.Further, the report also claims that the Galaxy M20 will be fuelled by a 5,000 mAh battery, and a 6-inch large Infinity display screen. With the M-series, Samsung may also finally adopt the notch. Powering the device will reportedly be Samsung’s own Exynos 7885 SoC, accompanied with 3 GB of RAM. In addition to that, the report also suggests that all the Galaxy M lineup smartphones will feature LCD displays instead of AMOLED, and will carry support for dual-SIM connectivity.