The most eye-catching feature of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 is its rear camera bump: in addition to a 108MP main sensor, it will reportedly have a powerful 10x zoom sensor and a 12MP wide lens, as well as a time-of-flight sensor for improved depth perception and use in AR applications. It is also said to have a time-of-flight sensor for improved depth perception and use in AR applications.

A tweet posted by reliable leaker Ishan Agarwal shows what the rear camera block of the S20 Ultra 5G, the highest-spec version of Samsung's new flagship, will look like with all cameras inside This image, mocked up by Agarwal himself, can be seen below.

Of note here are the four lenses, the number of flash modules, and the prominent camera in the lower left corner, where useful printed text tells us it has a 100x zoom.

He also mentions the phone's gray color option, which fellow Twitter leaker Ice Universe also posted, comparing it to the shade found on the Galaxy Note 8.

If you have trouble imagining this on a phone, concept designer Ben Geskin showed off his latest idea of what the Galaxy S20 Ultra could look like using Agarwal's camera block design (see main image above) ...

The Galaxy S20 series is less than a month away from its scheduled February launch date, and leaks about all its hardware and software features are appearing regularly. To make sure you don't miss any important details, please read our Galaxy S20 rumors page and check back regularly for updates on the latest news and leaks.