All the Rumors About the Galaxy S10 and Everything Else We're Expecting From Samsung Next Week
Samsung’s next Unpacked event is set for February 20th, and while the Korean electronics giant…
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Samsung’s announcements have been steadily leaking over the past few weeks, and it’s strongly rumored that today we’ll see the new Galaxy S10 which will include a less-obtrusive, front-facing hole-punch camera, which the company first tested on the Galaxy A8S. The S10 might also include a three-lens camera setup on the back (standard, telephoto, and wide-angle lenses) with the fingerprint sensor being moved to the front of the handset again, positioned under the glass like the OnePlus 6T. The Galaxy S10 is also rumored to maintain the traditional headphone jack, and be available with up to a full terabyte of onboard storage.
The Galaxy S10 will also share today’s spotlight with the larger S10+ that could potentially pack even more storage, and the smaller S10E: a lite variant that will be cheaper, but at the cost of more advanced features like the under screen fingerprint reader.
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Today’s event could also include official reveals of the leaked Galaxy Watch Active smartwatch, Galaxy Fit and Fit e fitness trackers, and Galaxy Buds wireless headphones. But far more interesting than those accessories would be the reveal of Samsung’s first mobile device that uses a flexible OLED display to fold and change its form factor. We got our first sneak peek at it back at the 2018 Samsung Developer Conference in November of last year, but today could be the day when we solid details on when it will be available, and how much it’s going to cost—just don’t expect it to be cheap.
We’ll have full coverage and analysis of all of Samsung’s announcements later today, as well as everything being revealed, announced, and updated at Mobile World Congress next week.
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