Good news, Samsung Galaxy S10 is ready for launch. However, the first batch of phones have no 5G-capable devices.
This news came from a source who told The Investor that Samsung started mass production of Galaxy S10 phones at its manufacturing lines in Korea on January 25. Unfortunately, this batch is running on 4G.
"The 5G Galaxy S10 is still in the pipeline and will start being produced later during the first half," the source told The Investor.
The source confirmed some details that have been rumored in the previous months like in-screen fingerprint sensors across all three Galaxy S10 models, a triple-lens camera and a pre-installed screen protector.
He/she said that all Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphones will house a fingerprint sensor beneath the screen. This feature offers more convenience to the users when it comes to identifying themselves.
Several rumors suggest that Samsung's 5G S10 would be released on March 29. Unfortunately, there is no concrete information about the launch dates of the upcoming phones. There are also rumors say that the high-end versions of Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus will have an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor to map prints in three dimensions. Meanwhile, the less-expensive third version will have an optical sensor in order to create 2D print images.
Previously, the well-known tipster Evan Blass posted some images on Twitter that said to be Samsung Galaxy S10E, S10, and S10+ in cases.
It is difficult to see the design of the three Samsung Galaxy S10 phones. However, you can see the camera arrays on the back of the devices. Apparently, S10E has a dual-lens camera, while the premium handsets have a triple-lens snapper.
The phone on the right side of the image is the Galaxy S10 Plus. You can see the pinhole notch on the front part. It seems that Galaxy S10 Plus features a dual-lens front-facing camera.
The images also show that the Samsung Galaxy S10 models will come with fingerprint sensors built into the display. Some news outlets say the models are packed with the new Exynos 9820 and Snapdragon 855 chips.
Blass is not the only one tipster who revealed some photos of the S10 models. On Reddit, there is a user who posted a grainy photo of the alleged Galaxy S10 Plus. The photo has gained the attention. Although it appears grainy, it hints some clues as to what to expect on the phones overall looks.
