Samsung Galaxy S10 is currently the latest of its S range Android Smartphones, and this new flagship comes with a lot more enhancements and ameliorations. This new device to be released by March 2019 as unveiled during the Mobile World Conference(MWC) will come with the Infinity-O design, with an all-screen design allowing the display to run to the very edge of the device. It introduces a nearly-edge-to-edge look that stretches top to bottom, with pixels spilling over the curved edges at the sides. The infinity-O display is not only a feature of the S10 model
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Samsung Galaxy S10 is currently the latest of its S range Android Smartphones, and this new flagship comes with a lot more enhancements and ameliorations.
This new device to be released by March 2019 as unveiled during the Mobile World Conference(MWC) will come with the Infinity-O design, with an all-screen design allowing the display to run to the very edge of the device. It introduces a nearly-edge-to-edge look that stretches top to bottom, with pixels spilling over the curved edges at the sides.
The infinity-O display is not only a feature of the S10 model
of TechRadar:
Its new Infinity-O screen – also a feature of the Galaxy S10 Plus and cheaper Galaxy S10e – is so large it actually displaces the front camera, consigning it to a small 'punch-hole' in the screen. All of the important sensors are neatly tucked behind this vibrant and bright Super AMOLED display.Also behind the glass is the new ultrasonic fingerprint sensor. You won't find a fingerprint pad on the back anymore, or anywhere visibly on the phone. Samsung put its sensor – now invisible – on the front, where we feel it belongs.
Samsung Galaxy S10 release date and prices
As announced during the WMC, Samsung's Galaxy S10 is expected to be released on the 8th, March 2019. And pre-order for this new amazing S series, Samsung Smartphone already started in Some countries.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 price starts at $899 / £799 for the 128GB of storage model which can be extended using an external SD card, meaning you're spending an additional $180 / £60 on this phone over the S9 launch price. More so, Users will have the possibility to opt for extra storage. A 512GB variant which will cost $1,149 / £999 / AU$1,699.
Pre-ordering this new Samsung device will earn you special extra bonuses in some Countries. In the US, for example, Samsung is offering free wireless Galaxy Buds worth $149 / AU$249 when you pre-order either the Galaxy S10 or Galaxy S10 Plus.
Samsung Galaxy S10 specs
The S10 is going to be powered with the latest Snapdragon or Exynos chipsets. The CPU type will be dependent on your location(COUNTRY).
As with previous entries in the Galaxy S series, handsets sold in the United States and China are powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, while those on shelves in Europe and South Korea have Samsung’s own Exynos silicon. So, the same is to be expected with the S10 model. As such, if you buy the Samsung Galaxy S10 in the UK, it will be powered by the Samsung Exynos 9820, coupled with 8GB of RAM. Samsung has previously rolled-out a flurry of statistics about how much better its new silicon really is – in the flesh, the Galaxy S10 feels slick and lightning-fast. Switching between apps is fast, with even graphics-intense games firing up in seconds.
According to Samsung, one of the biggest improvements to the Exynos 9820 is power efficiency, which has been improved by 40% compared to its predecessor, which powered the Galaxy S9.
Design and Display
The new Samsung S10 will come with major enhancements as far as its design is concerned. Its thinner aluminum frame is sandwiched between smooth glass, with the back coming in your choice of color: Flamingo Pink, Prism Black, Prism Blue, Prism White, Canary Yellow, and Prism Green. Samsung Galaxy S10 colors will vary by region, with the US getting all but yellow and green.
The S10 Galaxy has its rare camera coupled with a rare fingerprint censor designed horizontally as opposed to the vertical arrangement in its previous models. The three lens camera array is housed by a relatively small camera bumps.
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One hidden feature is the fingerprint sensor. While a lot of Android phones have used a rear-facing fingerprint sensor, Samsung stuck with the front-facing physical sensor pad all the way up to the Galaxy S7. So the switch to the back felt foreign on Samsung phones – but it’s come back to the front in the S10, this time tucked underneath the glass. The ultrasonic scanner creates a three-dimensional mold of the fingertip by bouncing soundwaves off the skin through the display. Samsung says this means the reader will continue to work in tough weather conditions, including heavy rain, which is handy for UK buyers. It does take a little longer than an optical scanner to read your finger, and you have to apply a little more pressure for it to work, but you're still looking at no more than a second from touch to unlock
The Galaxy S10's 6.1-inch 19:9 Super AMOLED display panel looks better than any other previous Samsung released display for previous models.
It has elegantly curved edges with pixels that spill over the sides, amped-up brightness for better outdoor visibility, and HDR10+ support for superior contrast and color. There's a QHD+ resolution too, which creates a pixel density of 550ppi, ensuring everything on screen is highly detailed.Camera
The Galaxy S10 has a triple-lens camera on the back with a 12MP regular lens, 12MP optically zoomed telephoto lens, and a brand new 16MP ultra-wide lens allowing you to take pictures in any angle.
From TechRadar:
Samsung’s 123-degree field of view is rather wide, which serves the purpose of not having to back up to get everything in a shot. But that may result in an unnatural fisheye look. This ultra-wide camera also lacks OIS compared to the other two lenses.
Its fore camera of 8MP has dual auto-focuses
From tourist shots of ancient architecture and towering skyscrapers, the 0.5x zoom means you won’t have to keep retreating away from the subject to get the ideal shot, and the 2x optical zoom is likely to be popular with those who take photos at concerts and want to give the impression they were in the front row, whilst simultaneously avoiding the squeeze.
Battery
It contains a 3,400mAh battery, an upgrade over the 3,000mAh capacity of the S9. Because of the bigger screen, officially, Samsung is still claiming all-day battery life if not a bit more.
Samsung laid out two scenarios in which Wireless PowerShare would be helpful: charging a friend’s phone, or charging your Galaxy Buds at night, effectively making your plugged-in S10 a mobile Qi charger pad. Samsung noted, though, that PowerShare won’t work when the phone is below 30%.
Conclusion
The information provided above is based on Our search from the internet as regard the Samsung Galaxy S10. We have used data from different sites we judged trust-worthy in order to come out with this article. This piece of information is just an early review if I may say. For those who are eager to know more about the S10 specs and features, consider taking a look on TechRadar, or T3, and other related sites.
More updates will be added with time, and we hope you are as eager as we are to get to discover the full features of the new model as soon as possible. Just stay put and wait till March 8, 2019 for those who can affort to buy.
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