The Samsung Galaxy S10 is Samsungs 10th-anniversary flagship and Samsung is looking to make a splash with it. It is set to be the biggest and most expensive Samsung flagship yet.
Before we talk about the Samsung Galaxy S10 release date, let’s take a look at a few features we expect to see from the South Korean firm.
Update February 13th
Samsung sent out invitations for its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event which is set for February 20th, its the iconic event where Samsung usually launches the s-series of its flagship phones as well as other products and services. From that trend, we hope to see the much anticipated Samsung Galaxy S10 at Galaxy unpacked. this being the tenth anniversary of the s-series flagship, we expect Samsung to make this a statement piece and maybe launching other smartphones as well. So here’s a roundup on everything we know about the Galaxy S10 so far, and everything else we’re expecting to see at Samsung Unpacked 2019.
Samsung Galaxy S10 models
Samsung Galaxy S10 Design
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Samsung Galaxy S10 Specs
Other things we expect to see at
Galaxy unpacked 2019
Galaxy F concept
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Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch
Expected price and availability
Update January 24th
Samsung Unpacked 2019 is just around the corner which has been announced for february means the work Samsung is doing on the Samsung galaxy s10 is getting more and more complete. This also means leaks about the 10th-anniversary flagship are more and more reliable. In this latest leak, we get to see the devices in two of the standard color options – ceramic black and white.
The leak comes courtesy of AllAboutSamsung. the leak gives a proper glimpse of both the s10 and s10 Plus devices side-by-side for the first time. Bear in mind that these are supposed prototypes, but are very close to what the final product will be or what we can look forward to.
The leaks which are images of the devices gives in great detail and a nice close up look at what we can expect on both the front and the back of the devices, with the bezels being snipped even further with a punch hole camera cutout or notch is clearly seen.
The models seen in the pictures are the 6.1-inch Samsung Galaxy S10 and 6.4-inch Galaxy S10+ and we can instantly see the differences in that punch hole display camera cutout. Clearly, the S10 Plus has a dual camera notch, whereas the S10 has a solitary dot camera hole. Around the back, both cameras sport triple camera setups
Despite the headphone jack slaughter on major phone brands, Samsung still sees it as a necessity with it being a standard feature on the S10 models. That should keep audio fans happy.
There is also a downward-firing speaker on the opposite side of the headphone port, disappointing but not a massive problem as the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has shown that the downward-firing speaker and earpiece can work well in tandem for clear audio.
The colors we get to see are the supposed ceramic black and ceramic white, with that off white color looking really striking when catching the light. There are rumors that we will see even more color options for all S10 models come release day.
Samsung Galaxy S10 release date
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is Samsungs 10th-anniversary flagship and Samsung is looking to make a splash with it. It is set to be the biggest and most expensive Samsung flagship yet.
Before we talk about the Samsung Galaxy S10 release date, let’s take a look at a few features we expect to see from the South Korean firm.
Samsung Galaxy S10 release date: Variants
Everything we’ve heard so far has indicated that the Samsung Galaxy S10 range will feature at least three models, codenamed “Beyond 0”, “Beyond 1”, and “Beyond 2”.
“Beyond 0”: Entry-level S10 E with 5.8-inch display, single rear-facing camera and LTE
“Beyond 1”: Galaxy S10 with 6.2-inch display, dual rear-facing camera system, LTE
“Beyond 2”: Galaxy S10 Plus with 6.44-inch display and all-new triple camera set-up
It’s also been suggested the 5G version of Beyond 2 will have a 6.66-inch display
Samsung Galaxy S10 release date: Specs
Ice Universe has also revealed the Samsung Galaxy S10 screen is rumored to “exceed 600 ppi”. That would be an improvement on the display in the Galaxy S9, which has a resolution of 570 pixels-per-inch.
Under the hood could be the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 which will bring the expected improved performance and better efficiency over Qualcomm’s current chipset. Some variants of the Samsung Galaxy S10 will also include the company’s own Exynos chip in certain markets, as it did for the S9 in Europe with the Exynos 9810 this year.
Exynos 9820 is the first Samsung system-on-chip that sports a dedicated AI chip, following closely in the footsteps of Huawei’s Kirin 980 and Apple’s A12 Bionic.
A report from GF Securities claims the maxed-out Galaxy S10 will ship with a staggering 12GB of RAM and a massive 1TB of internal storage
This massive jump up in RAM will make for superfast image and video editing, still and video shooting, and gaming like never before.
Samsung unveiled its the new display technology a few weeks ago – dubbed Infinity-U, Infinity-V, Infinity-O, and New Infinity – during its annual developer conference in
San Francisco in November. These all screen display technology will be used to make a handset with a display which is bigger than the Note 9 to be more useable in day-to-day life s a phone.
Samsung Galaxy S10 release date: Release Date
Samsung has sent out invitations to the unveiling of the S10 range on February 20, at The Galaxy Unpacked Event in San Francisco. which will commence at 11am PT (2pm ET, 7pm GMT) on that date, in the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
That’s earlier than most of Samsungs previous events.
It’s worth noting that the S10, let alone the S10 Plus, isn’t mentioned by name in Samsung’s invite, but we’re clearly going to see the new range, and the S10 Plus is sure to be among the announced handsets.
It’s also likely that when the phone launches EE will stock it in the UK, as the network already lets you register for updates on “the new Samsung Galaxy”.
There aren’t any Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus price rumors yet, but given that the Galaxy S9 Plus launched for $840 / £869 / AU$1,349 we’d expect the S10 Plus will cost at least that much.
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