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Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected to be unveiled in the first half of 2019. Ahead of launch, we are seeing more leaks around the smartphone. Now, a report from South Korean The Bell claims that Galaxy S10 will also have a 5G variant, which is expected to release around March 5, 2019. The report adds that only Galaxy S10+, which is codenamed Beyond 2, will be available with 5G antenna system. Samsung Galaxy S10+ will reportedly be the most expensive phone in the Galaxy S10 series.
Samsung Galaxy S10+ 5G variant could launch after Galaxy S10 series makes it official debut. Only close to two million units of Galaxy S10+ 5G model could be produced, as per the report. In addition to Galaxy S10+, the South Korean giant will also launch Galaxy S10 (Beyond 1), and an entry-level Galaxy S10 Mini (Beyond 0) as well.
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Reports suggest that Samsung Galaxy S10 series will stick to the old ‘Infinity Display’ curve edge design. Galaxy S10+ is also rumoured to feature five camera sensors, 5.8-inch AMOLED screen and include ‘3D-sensing’ camera technology. Another big change could be ultrasonic display-based fingerprint sensor, which is expected for the higher-end Galaxy S10 phones, while the Mini variant could come with an optical fingerprint sensor.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy S10+ to feature five cameras in total, claims a new report
The successor to Galaxy S9 will be faster, thanks to the company’s new custom Mongoose M4 performance core, as per tipster Ice Universe. Separately, a photo of a near-bezel-less smartphone, speculated to be Galaxy S10, was tweeted by the tipster. “This may be a design beyond,” the tweet reads. The photograph hints the handset will have no top and bottom bezel. Galaxy S10 could be the company’s first smartphone with a revamped design and reports claim that Samsung may embed the earpiece into the display to reduce the bezels and expand the footprint of the screen.
