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Samsung Galaxy S10 ‘Special Edition’ Would Roll Out In March

We already know almost everything about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup which would contain four models this year. Thus, we’ll have a standard version of Galaxy S10, an S10 Plus, a Lite version, as well as a so-called ‘Special Edition’ or ‘Limited Edition.’ The first three would come out on February 20th, 2019, while the Samsung Galaxy S10 ‘Special Edition’ would roll out in March, according to Samsung Philippine.

Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and the so-called S10 Lite variant would come out in late-February, as we’ve already mentioned. We already know that S10 and S10 Plus would launch with an in-display fingerprint sensor, while the Lite version would roll out with a side-mounted fingerprint reader. These smartphones would boast either Exynos 9820 (for the European market) or Snapdragon 855 (for the rest of the world) and 6 Gb of RAM.

For its part, Samsung Galaxy S10 ‘Special Edition’ would come out with the same chipsets but with 12 Gb of RAM and 1 Tb of internal memory.

Samsung Galaxy S10 ‘Special Edition’ Would Roll Out In March

Besides its outstanding specs, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Limited Edition, as it’s also known, would also boast a distinct design. Also, with its 12 Gb of RAM, Samsung Galaxy S10 ‘Special Edition’ would be the first smartphone in the market to equip so much RAM.

Even though the South Korean tech giant plans to release Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and S10 Lite on February 20th, the Samsung Galaxy S10 ‘Special Edition’ (Limited Edition) with 12 Gb of RAM and 1 Tb of internal memory would come out on March 15th, 2019, according to Samsung Philippine.

Also, all four Samsung Galaxy S10 models might come out on March 15th, 2019, but, according to the current information on this topic, the S10, S10 Plus, and S10 Lite would be available for pre-ordering starting with February 21st.

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Samsung Folding Smartphone Leak Also Revealed a Samsung Next-Gen Flagship Tablet

Last Friday, the famous leaks site SlashLeaks revealed the upcoming Samsung folding smartphone in a new video. According to the before-mentioned website, Samsung Vietnam leaked the official presentation footage of the forthcoming Samsung foldable smartphone and the anniversary flagship smartphone, Galaxy S10 lineup. But, surprisingly, the Vietnamese subsidiary of the South Korean tech giant also revealed a next-gen tablet. It seems that the tablet leaked by the source mentioned above would also be launched on February 20th, along with Galaxy F and Galaxy S10 series.

The main piece of the presentation would be undoubtedly the Samsung Galaxy F folding smartphone. It is the first of its kind in the world, and since Samsungs design it, it would be a successful device, most likely. But, we won’t know for sure until February 20th when the South Korean tech giant would reveal everything about it.

Besides Galaxy F and the anniversary Galaxy S10 lineup, about which many leaks and information came out online, Samsung is also planning to launch a next-gen tablet, also leaked thanks to the tech giant’s Vietnamese subsidiary.

Samsung Folding Smartphone Leak Also Revealed a Samsung Next-Gen Flagship Tablet

In the leaked video of the first Samsung folding smartphone, the Galaxy F device, we can also see a Samsung next-gen flagship tablet with almost no bezels. It also appears wider than the current-gen 10.5-inch Samsung Tab S4 and even with a larger screen than the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

According, the next-gen flagship tablet of Samsung might be the sequel of the 12-inch Galaxy Book 2 which has been the South Korean tech giant’s tablet-computer hybrid that competed with the Microsoft’s Surface Pro 6 tablet.

As the leaked video indicated, this Samsung next-gen flagship tablet, along with the first Samsung folding smartphone and the anniversary Galaxy S10 lineup, would also come out during the “Unpacked” event which would take place on February 20th, 2019, in San Francisco.

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Samsung Galaxy S10 Leaked Images Confirmed “Hole-Punch” Displays

Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup, the anniversary flagship that the South Korean company would launch soon, is only less than a month away. The series would roll out in two separated events scheduled for February 20th, 2019, and which would take place in San Francisco and London. But, lately, dozens of rumors and leaks on the device emerged on the Internet. The most recent Samsung Galaxy S10 leaked images confirmed the “hole-punch” displays.

AllAboutSamsung, a German tech news portal, revealed a set of photos of the yet unreleased Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus, showing that both the devices would come out with “hole-punch” displays.  That technology, called “Infinity-O” by the South Korean company, is allowing smartphones to have very thin bezels.

From the Samsung Galaxy S10 leaked images, we can also learn that the upcoming flagship smartphones would come with a USB-C port and a headphone jack, despite the rumors that Samsung would ditch the 3.5-mm port.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Leaked Images Confirmed “Hole-Punch” Displays

“In contrast to the Galaxy S10+, the Galaxy S10 only has a front camera on the front side, which is located in the display of both devices instead of above in the upper frame. Both devices come with a USB type C port and fortunately with a 3.5mm jack plug to listen to music,” the German site reported.

“On the back, there are three cameras this time, which are arranged next to each other. We haven’t received any further information on the specifications here – it’s quite possible that the specs published in July 2018 will remain the same. The boot logo will probably change by the way – the above devices are two prototypes We will try to get more pictures in the next days,” the German site continued.

We will find out more about the Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup on February 20th when the new flagship smartphones of the South Korean tech giant would come out.

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Samsung Galaxy S10 Special Edition, Confirmed By Recent Leaks, Reportedly

Lately, many rumors and leaks regarding Samsung Galaxy S10 emerged on the Internet. Now, recent Samsung Galaxy S10 leaks revealed the pricing of the device and confirmed the 1 Tb model, dubbed as Galaxy S10 Special Edition.

Thanks to the many Samsung Galaxy S10 leaks, we’ve learned more about the upcoming device which would come out on February 20th, 2019. We’ve found out that Galaxy S10 would come out in several models, a Lite variant, a standard one, and also a Galaxy S10 Plus version. Some rumors talked about a Samsung Galaxy S10 Special Edition, and according to recent leaks, we might have it after all.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 Special Edition would come with a larger display, more RAM, 1 Tb of internal storage, and 5G network support. According to the recent rumors, Galaxy S10 Special Edition would cost $1,819. The leaks also revealed the pricing of the rest of the models of the Galaxy S10 series.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Special Edition, Confirmed By Recent Leaks

According to an Italian tech blog, Samsung Galaxy S10 would cost between $885 for its Lite variant and $1,819 for the Galaxy S10 Special Edition version.

Here’s the full pricing list for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10, as revealed by Tutto Android, an Italian tech news portal:

  • Galaxy S10 Lite 6GB RAM / 128GB storage: €779 ($885)
  • Galaxy S10 6GB RAM / 128GB storage: €929 ($1,056)
  • Galaxy S10 8GB RAM / 512GB storage: €1,179 ($1,340)
  • Galaxy S10+ 6GB RAM / 128GB storage: €1,049 ($1,192)
  • Galaxy S10+ 8GB RAM / 512GB storage: €1,299 ($1,477)
  • Galaxy S10+ 12GB RAM / 1TB storage: €1,600 ($1,819)

From the list above, we can see that the device dubbed as Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus with 12 Gb would boast 1 Tb of internal storage and would cost $1,819. That would be the so-called Samsung Galaxy S10 Special Edition. Also, we don’t know if the South Korean tech giant would name it Special Edition. Also, the Galaxy S10 Lite at $885 would be the budget model of Samsung’s anniversary series.

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Samsung Galaxy S10’s In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Won’t Work With Screen Protectors

According to the latest rumors, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 would disappoint those of you who plan to use the Samsung’s anniversary flagship smartphone with screen protectors to avoid scratching the device’s display. More specifically, Samsung Galaxy S10’s in-display fingerprint sensor won’t work with screen protectors.

While the implementation of an in-display fingerprint sensor in the upcoming Galaxy S10 series was well-received by the Samsung’s fans, now they would have to use that feature without screen protectors because, otherwise, the reader would not work. That’s a minus for users who would not be able to protect their S10 devices from scratches, although Samsung said that the S10’s display is already protected.

“We have tested our cases on real Galaxy S10 phones. The in-display fingerprint does not support screen protector. So our vanguard will have no built-in screen protector,” reported Armadilotek, a cases and screen protectors manufacturer, on Twitter.

Samsung Galaxy S10’s In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Won’t Work With Screen Protectors

If we are to believe Armadilotek folks, who claimed to have tested their screen protectors on real Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphones, then screen protectors are blocking the ultrasonic fingerprint sensors on Galaxy S10 devices. Accordingly, we can use screen protectors only if we are ready to give up using the in-display fingerprint sensor and opt for other lock options.

But it’s too early to start worrying about it. We don’t know which materials Armadilotek tested on Galaxy S10 smartphones. Also, we have no clue on how thick were the screen protectors the company probed. Nonetheless, Samsung itself might launch its own series of screen protectors of Galaxy S10 lineup.

For the moment, be it as it may, as we’ll find out everything we need about this topic and many others on February 20th, 2019, when Samsung is planning to launch its anniversary Galaxy S10 series, along with its folding smartphone, Galaxy F.

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