Tech geeks are now thrilled for the up and coming release of Samsung Galaxy S10. In fact, the imminent flagship is among the most searched devices since 2019 came in. Now, fans are wondering what the South Korean tech giant would showcase in its next smartphone model.
Recent claims suggest that Samsung Galaxy S10 is going to be faster than its predecessor, which is the Samsung Galaxy S9. Business Times China previously revealed that the next flagship phone would use a Snapdragon 855 chipset. During the recently-concluded CES 2019, good guys at CNet were able to try it out and concluded that the chip is, truly, faster than the ones used in Samsung Galaxy S9 and LG V40.
"The Snapdragon 855 is expected to process CPU tasks 45 percent faster than last year's Snapdragon 845, the one on the Galaxy S9," tech journalist Jessica Docourt said of Samsung Galaxy S10's processor. "It's projected to process graphics 20 percent faster, too," she added.
Aside from the details about its processor, alleged cases for the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 variants made rounds online earlier this week. The "leaked" photos showed that the Galaxy S10 Mini, which could also be named as the "lite" variant - and Galaxy S10 E both have four rear cameras. The Galaxy S10 Plus case, on the other hand, has dual cameras on its Infinity O screen.
While the leakers claimed that this is how the Samsung Galaxy S10 trio would look like, GSM Arena stated that the reports might not be true at all. The tech publication stated that Azuri made some mistakes in their alleged leaked photos including the name and the number of camera present on each variant.
Meanwhile, other reports claim that, along with the lite, regular and plus variants, the tech giant will also launch a device named Samsung Galaxy S10 X 5G. It is said that the smartphone will feature an up to 10 GB RAM, a total of four rear cameras, and two front cameras.
It has been, previously, reported that Samsung is planning to release a smartphone that comes with 5G support and, if materialized, this would be the first smartphone to ever feature that technology. It was even claimed that Samsung Galaxy S10 X 5G would have a 5000mAh battery and a so-called "life pattern" mode.
As for its release date, reports suggest that Samsung Galaxy S10 X 5G will hit the store on Mar. 29. While these reports could be true, it is important to note that the tech giant has yet to confirm the claims. Hence, fans should take these speculations lightly. Stay tuned for the latest news and updates about Samsung Galaxy S10.
