Rumours and leaks about the forthcoming Galaxy S10 flagship are flying thick and fast. Samsung is expected to launch three Galaxy S10 variants next year, which will reportedly feature significant design and hardware upgrades. Out of these, two of them will feature a 5.8-inch display, while one will have a 6.4-inch screen.
Samsung has already announced it’ll adopt a top-cutout for its Infinity-O display panels on the upcoming flagship range. Today, another leaked render of the handset has surfaced online, giving us a fairly good idea about handset’s new display panel.
Going by the leak, it appears Samsung has found a workaround to hide the notch for its Infinity-O panel. The camera cuts outs for these panels are drilled at the top-left, a strategic placement which allows users to cover it up with their thumb while consuming multimedia content. Samsung essentially wants its users to have a more immersive experience by utilizing every inch of the screen.
Besides, credible tipster Evan Blass has also revealed a few preliminary details about the Galaxy S10. He suggests that the upcoming flagship will feature an Infinity-O display, Ultrasonic fingerpirnt sensor, triple rear cameras, and Samsung’s latest OneUI.
Not to mention, Samsung has also announced its next-gen Exynos 9820 processor. According to the company, its latest chipset delivers a 20 percent improvement in single-core performance over its predecessor and is 40 percent more power efficient. That means, the Galaxy S10 could be the most powerful Android smartphone in the near future.
As far as release goes, Samsung is rumoured to launch its upcoming flagship sometime in February next year. Besides, the Korean giant is also expected to introduce a 5G variant of the Galaxy S10 about a month later in March, during the launch event of the Galaxy F foldable phone.
That said, readers are advised to take this information with a pinch of salt as nothing is official at the moment. More details about Samsung’s upcoming flagship are likely to surface as we near its official launch. We’ll update you as soon as we hear anyhting new. Until then, keep checking back for more.
