https://wccftech.com/samsung-just-trademarked-mystery-display-technology-for-the-galaxy-s11/

The Galaxy Note 10, for all its good things, still lacked a high refresh rate screen—a feature that now being increasingly adopted by several manufacturers. It appears that Samsung doesn't want to repeat the same mistake with the Galaxy S11 series. Rumors indicate that the 2020 flagship will come with a 120 Hz screen, along with a 108-megapixel camera.

A high refresh-rate panel shouldn't be too hard to pull off, especially for the likes of Samsung. Not only does it bring them on par with competitors such as OnePlus and Google, but it also gives them to market the Galaxy S11 as a 'gaming smartphone', something Samsung has been doing since the Galaxy Note 9. Today, Dutch publication Letsgodigital stumbled upon a patent filing that sheds some light on a new AMOLED panel.