Judging by the information so far, it appears that the Samsung Galaxy S21 will be released earlier than usual.

And the latest leaks give us a clearer picture of when this phone will be released. In other words, we could have the Galaxy S21 in our hands before January is over.

This news comes from an odd source. This is because analyst John Prosser is usually best known for his Apple predictions. But this time he has Samsung news to share, and that's how we know when the Galaxy S21 might be coming.

The Galaxy S20 was originally announced on February 11, 2020, a little earlier than the previous year, and went on sale on March 6. This time around, Samsung is said to have moved up the release date by almost a month, making it available five weeks earlier than last year.

The tweet also mentions the color variations of the Galaxy S21, which do not appear to be much different from the S10 series. Unfortunately, it does not maintain the same vivid color scheme as the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, but there seems to be plenty of variation. Options include black, white, gray, silver, violet, and pink.

However, it is not yet clear which models will be available in these colors, and it would not be correct to expect the entire Galaxy S21 range to be available in all six colors.

We have heard that Samsung has been targeting an early release for some time, and we have seen news that the company has already started some production of the S21 Ultra a month and a half earlier than usual.

Early reports suggested that the Galaxy S21 could be released as early as December, but everything we have heard since then tells us that Samsung is moving up its traditional February release date to January. And now, if Prosser's leak proves correct, we will know the exact timing.

We have heard a variety of reasons as to why Samsung is doing January; the first is that Samsung hopes to fill the gap left by Huawei, which is unable to offer Google Play support thanks to sanctions from the US government It was. However, some say that Samsung has accelerated the launch of the iPhone 12 because of the delay.

The idea is to overtake Apple by releasing a new flagship just a few months after Cupertino, but whether that will work remains to be seen.

So far we have heard some about the standard Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra, but nothing so far about a possible S21 Plus. We have also heard about a new pair of Galaxy Buds called "Buds Beyond," but nothing else is known so far.

Rumors and leaks suggest that the Galaxy S21 will have a 6.3" full-screen display with 2.5D glass and three rear camera lenses; we know a bit more about the Galaxy S21 Ultra, and leaked information suggests a 6.8 display, a 5,000mAh battery, a 40MP front camera, and five rear cameras with a 108MP main lens and two telephoto lenses (3x and 10x). Everything we have seen also suggests that the Ultra will have a more defined "Edge" display curve rather than the more subtle bend of 2.5D glass.

No doubt we will hear more information in the coming weeks.