Samsung is launching the Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition, tailored for use by the US military and Department of Defense. Unlike the Galaxy XCover FieldPro, this is a special version of an existing smartphone, the Galaxy S20. Previously, Samsung had already launched a tactical edition of the Galaxy S9.

Hardware is the same as the Galaxy S20, with some adjustments

In addition to some software and hardware adjustments, it has the protection of the ultra-resistant case. Impact, made by Juggernaut. The smartphone has some special features for combat situations, such as a night mode, stealth mode and tactical apps that can be accessed via the Bixby button.

Night mode turns off the screen so it doesn't disturb the soldier when using night vision goggles. Stealth mode turns off the 4G LTE network and the RF transmitter so the smartphone and its user cannot be detected.

It can also have its screen unlocked even when it is horizontal. In addition, the screen has also had its sensitivity adjusted so that it can be used with gloves.

Samsung's Knox security system has also been reinforced for the smartphone. In addition, it features DualDar, with two layers of encryption to keep data more secure. The Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition can also be used with DeX, to transfer reports made in the field to the computer, when the user returns to base.

Otherwise, it is the same as the regular Galaxy S20, with a Snapdragon 865 processor with 12 GB of RAM and 128 GB of capacity. The 6,2-inch AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate is the same, as is the triple camera. Firmware and system updates can be done remotely.

The smartphone will be launched in the third quarter, but will not be sold to consumers. Its price has not yet been disclosed by Samsung.

Read more about the Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition on Samsung's website.

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