What can we expect from Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S10 smartphone? – here are the rumours
Samsung could introduce a completely new design with new features for its flagship line of smartphones at its 2019 Unpacked event on February 20
Samsung’s next-generation Galaxy S10 could deliver significant updates in design and features to the South Korean smartphone manufacturer’s flagship line of premium smartphones.
At least, that’s what the rumours suggest. Even Samsung’s mobile-business leader, DJ Koh, has chimed in to hype the next Galaxy S smartphone.
We should expect a significant overhaul in the Galaxy S10 line-up that could see the adoption of new technologies, next-gen specs and a more modern design. The rumours paint a futuristic vision of the Galaxy S10’s look.
We’ll see what Samsung has been up to in the past year when the company hosts its 2019 Unpacked event on February 20, when the company usually unveils its new Galaxy S flagship devices.
Check out the leaks and rumours about the Galaxy S10:
There will be four models in the range, including the Galaxy S10 E, regular Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus.
Samsung plans to offer three variants of the Galaxy S10, according to technology analyst Kuo Ming-chi, who has predicted elements of new Apple iPhones in the past, as well as various subsequent leaks and rumours.
Kuo believes one model will have a 5.8-inch display, another a 6.1-inch display, and the third a 6.4-inch display.
A recent Bloomberg report suggests that one of the models will be a more budget-friendly version of the Galaxy S10 that won’t come with the curved edges, but a more traditional flat display. A rumour featured in Gizmodo suggests that the “budget” Galaxy S10 will be called the Galaxy S10 Lite, or the Galaxy S10 E.