Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup revealed in leaked image ahead of February 20 launch

Highlights:

• Samsung will unveil its Galaxy S10 series of phones on February 20 but an image leaks their design ahead of launch.
• An image tweeted by Evan Blass reveals three phones that are said to the Galaxy S10E, S10, and the S10+.

 

The next Samsung flagships are set to be announced at the Unpacked event next month on February 20th in San Francisco. Tipped to be named the Galaxy S10, a new leak by noted tipster Evan Blass has given us a good look at the 2019 lineup. The leaked image shows three separate Galaxy S10 variants, in line with previous information revealed via leaks and rumours. However, it’s not the entire lineup expected from Samsung at the event. Notably missing is the foldable phone that Samsung has been teasing for a while now. 

The leaked image shows three smartphones that the leakster names Galaxy S10E, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. The Galaxy S10E is the light-weight S10 expected from the company, but earlier reports claimed the variant will be named Galaxy S10 Lite. The stripped-down version has the heart rate sensor missing from below the flash unit on the back. It has a physical fingerprint sensor rear-mounted, indicating it will skip on the in-display fingerprint sensor as well. What it will have is the curved Super AMOLED display, hole-punch front camera and dual cameras. 

The Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S10+ are expected to come with triple-cameras on the back and other new bells and whistles. In the leaked image which shows the three variants encased, the Galaxy S10E is on the left, the S10 in the middle and the S10+ on the right. 

Samsung is also planning to launch a 5G variant of the Galaxy S10, and is expected to sport a larger battery and more powerful hardware. And lastly, there’s the foldable phone that the company have showed behind-closed-doors during its development. It’s apparently ready for commercial usage and will be launched alongside the other flagships. 

There’s a lot riding for Samsung this year after the Galaxy S9 reported poor sales in 2018. The company also faced a sharp drop in profits in the holiday quarter of 2018, but this year is expected to unveil a new design, and new technologies which Samsung hopes will bring back the users once again.

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