Galaxy S10 Cheat Sheet — Biggest Changes to Expect

• Samsung is reportedly planning up to four variants of the Galaxy S10 at 5.8-, 6.1-, 6.4- and 6.7-inch sizes. The cheapest could have a flat display, while the largest and most expensive may support 5G and carry a total of six cameras across the front and rear.
• Expect an ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint sensor. This would allow you to unlock the phone just by placing your finger on the display.
• Samsung has teased the Galaxy S10 will have a markedly different design from its predecessors, and rumors suggest it’ll come in the form of a bezel-free Infinity-O screen with a cutout in the panel for the front-facing camera.
• The back of the Galaxy S10 may feature as many as four cameras, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. But other reports have said the phone will offer three cameras.
• The Galaxy S10 is expected to split power between Qualcomm’s flagship Snapdragon 855 chipset for North American models, and Samsung’s own Exynos 9820 silicon for the rest of the world.

Galaxy S10 release date and price

It just got a bit easier to predict the release date for the Galaxy S10, as the company has announced a launch event for its flagship phones on Feb. 20. If Samsung follows a similar pattern for the S10 as did for the S9, the new phone would hit shelves by the middle of March.

Galaxy S10 price

The entry-level 5.8-inch S10 Lite will reportedly start at £669 based on information Gizmodo UK says it received from a “source at a major tech retailer.” It would then be followed by the 6.1-inch S10 at £799 and the range-topping S10 Plus at £899 (which could measure either 6.4 or 6.7 inches, depending on who you ask). All three models will come with at least 128GB of storage, the article reads, though the highest capacity S10 Plus will offer 1TB of storage for a whopping £1399.

The S10 and its larger sibling, the Galaxy Note 10, likely won’t be the only premium phones Samsung introduces next year. At its developer conference in November, Samsung finally unveiled the foldable phone it’s been working on for so long, nicknamed by insiders as the Galaxy F. While the Galaxy F was shown briefly, in a boxy case and under very protective lighting, many expect the final product to debut sometime in 2019.

True bezel-free design, lots more colors

While the Galaxy S9 mostly repeated the S8’s design, fans should expect “very significant” changes to the S10’s exterior. That quote comes courtesy of none other than Samsung mobile chief D.J. Koh, who related that information to Chinese media, before it was picked up by SamMobile.