Reputable leaker Ice Universe teased the possibility that the Galaxy Note 20 would feature a flat display in an ominous tweet earlier this week, and a new set of purported Galaxy Note 20 cases seems to confirm that Samsung is ditching the curved edges for a more old-school school design.

As spotted by GSMArena, these images came again from Ice Universe, which posted the shots on Chinese social media site Weibo. The rather boxy-looking case appears to have high, flat edges, presumably to properly cover the flattened sides expected to be seen on the eventual Galaxy Note 20.

If Samsung does indeed change the Galaxy Note 20 to flat edges, it would be the biggest design change for the series in nearly six years. The company began offering curved-edge displays with the 2014 Galaxy Note Edge, and by the time the Galaxy Note 7 (RIP) and Galaxy S8 arrived, curved screens were part of Samsung's flagship design language.

A few days ago, Ice Universe wrote: "Aristotle said: the earth is round. Ice Cat said: the Samsung Galaxy Note20 is flat."

Whether the edges are curved or flat, the Galaxy Note 20 is becoming a plus-sized flagship beast. Rumors and leaks indicate that there will be both a 6.42-inch Galaxy Note 20 and a 6.87-inch Galaxy Note 20 Plus, both with fast 120Hz displays, fast Snapdragon 865 processors, up to 12GB of RAM, and up to a 5,000mAh battery The Note 20 is likely to be equipped with. [The Note 20's camera is similar to the Galaxy Note 20 series and could feature a 13MP telephoto lens and a 12MP ultra-wide sensor in addition to the Ultra model's 108MP main sensor. Also, since this is a Galaxy Note, expect the S Pen stylus and DeX desktop mode to return.

We should learn more about the Note 20 in August, when Samsung is expected to announce a new flagship model in addition to the Galaxy Fold 2 on the Galaxy Unpacked live stream. other rumored products like the Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds X Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds X.