Samsung 'Special Edition' Galaxy S10 Will Have 5G and Six Cameras

As the launch of Samsung's adjacent Galaxy flagship inches closer, nosotros are hearing new rumors and insider information regarding the upcoming device. According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, Samsung plans to unveil four variants of the Galaxy S10 including, a special 10th-anniversary edition of the device that will pack six cameras, accept 5G-ready, along with a huge display.

Insider sources have revealed that the special edition Galaxy S10, codenamed Beyond X, will come equipped with a 6.7-inch display, but in that location are no details about the screen resolution. The major highlight of the device volition exist the six cameras onboard, 2 on the front and four on the rear side, simply similar in the Galaxy A9, but with different camera hardware possibly.

Samsung 'Special Edition' Galaxy S10 Will Have 5G, Reverse Charging and Six Cameras

The sources claim that the quad camera system on the special edition Galaxy S10 will provide 'richer photos and better spatial perception'.

Another key feature of the device will be opposite charging, that will allow the upcoming Galaxy flagship to wirelessly charge other devices by only existence in contact with them. We accept already seen this characteristic in activity on Huawei's flagship, the Mate 20 Pro. Likewise, the device will also come with an in-display fingerprint sensor, which is expected to be an ultrasonic unit from Qualcomm.

Samsung's special edition device will be 5G-ready and will be unveiled in February, however, the device's release date volition depend on the availability of 5G network in dissimilar markets. Samsung is reportedly in talks with Southward Korean telecom operators also every bit AT&T and T-Mobile regarding the rollout of their 5G services. The chipset powering the upcoming smartphone will be the Exynos 9820 that was unveiled before this month.

The latest written report likewise mentions that Samsung will launch 3 variants of the Galaxy S10 with unlike screen size and imaging hardware, corroborating a previous report about 3 Galaxy S10 versions being in the pipeline.