Samsung will be releasing its new flagship smartphones later this month, the Samsung Galaxy S10, the Galaxy S10 E, and the Galaxy S10 Plus.
These new handsets come with a new design, and now we get to look at this design thanks to some dummy models of the handsets.
Dummy models are used by case makers to design their new cases for new smartphones. These ones for the Galaxy S10 can be seen in the video below from Marques Brownlee.
Design and Features
The two models give us a look at the design of the new Galaxy S10 and also the slightly larger Galaxy S10 Plus. There will also be an entry-level model, the S10 E. As we can see from the video, the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus will come with triple rear cameras. This new camera setup is expected to offer enhanced photography capabilities, including improved low-light performance, ultra-wide-angle shots, and possibly even advanced AI features for better scene recognition and optimization.
The Galaxy S10 series is also rumored to feature an in-display fingerprint sensor, which would be a significant upgrade from the traditional rear-mounted sensors. This technology allows for a more seamless and modern design, as well as added convenience for users. Additionally, the new models are expected to come with Samsung’s latest Exynos 9820 processor (or the Snapdragon 855 in some regions), promising faster performance and better energy efficiency.
Launch Event and Availability
Samsung will be making their new Galaxy S10 smartphones official at a press conference in San Francisco on the 20th of February. This event is highly anticipated, as it will not only showcase the new Galaxy S10 series but also potentially introduce other exciting products and innovations from Samsung. The company has a history of using these events to unveil groundbreaking technology, so tech enthusiasts and Samsung fans alike are eagerly awaiting the announcements.
Following the official launch, the Galaxy S10 series is expected to be available for pre-order shortly after the event, with general availability in stores likely by early March. Samsung typically offers various incentives for early adopters, such as free accessories or discounts, so it will be interesting to see what promotions they have in store this time around.
In addition to the hardware improvements, the Galaxy S10 series is expected to come with the latest version of Samsung’s One UI, which is based on Android 9.0 Pie. One UI is designed to make using larger smartphones more comfortable and intuitive, with features like a more accessible interface and a system-wide dark mode to reduce eye strain and save battery life.
Overall, the Galaxy S10 series is shaping up to be one of the most exciting smartphone releases of the year. With its new design, advanced camera system, and cutting-edge features, it is poised to set a new standard for flagship smartphones.
Source & Image Credit Marques Brownlee
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