Samsung GALAXY S20 was officially launched last week by the Samsung company, but unfortunately it seems that it also has a rather strange problem that annoys the users. More specifically, the Samsung GALAXY S20 has serious problems with the GPS that prevents the use of Google Maps, Waze, or any other applications that are based on geolocation, finding the location taking up to 15 minutes, but it changes constantly, without accuracy.
@SamsungMobileUS Are there any known issues with GPS on the galaxy s20+ I've not had good luck getting gps to lock in any app (waze, google maps, ect). Restart doesn't always fix it. Coming from an S8+ that always worked well
— Mike Stankovich (@EliteMikeS) March 14, 2020
Samsung GALAXY S20 it makes it practically impossible to use applications that are based on GPS, and the problem is found in the case of all the models in the series, without any solution for now. However, it seems that only the Samsung GALAXY S20 models that have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chip would be affected, not those with an Exynos 9820 chip, which makes the problem even more unusual, but maybe Samsung will manage to solve it as soon as possible for customers.
Samsung GALAXY S20: A STRANGE Problem and Poor Sales
Samsung GALAXY S20 it doesn't do too well on the sales side either, and here are two problems faced by those from Samsung, the Coronavirus and the fact that, at least in South Korea, there are no longer large subsidies for the series. At the global level, it is more than likely that the new Coronavirus affects the sales of the Samsung GALAXY S20, just as it happens with many other products that are sold by other companies, people concentrating their money in other resources.
“Samsung's sales of its Galaxy S20 series are not selling well due to a global economic crisis triggered by the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, along with reduced subsidies for telecommunications companies. Industry sources said in March that Samsung's latest high-end smartphones are expected to sell less than its predecessor the Galaxy S10 from January this year, citing backlog inventory. "Samsung has dramatically reduced demand for S20 parts," another market watcher said.
Samsung GALAXY S20 it's an extremely good phone, but the press from South Korea says that this series would generate lower sales than the S10, which is to be expected and normal in the context of the pandemic. On the other hand, the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra is the most popular model in the series, with sales totaling over 50% of the total, which forced the company to order more components for the model, mainly 108 megapixel camera modules.
Samsung GALAXY S20 it therefore has a difficult launch due to COVID-19, and this situation is found in many other companies, and if the virus had not existed, then the sales would have exceeded those of the S10 series.
