There's a lot riding on Samsung's Galaxy S10 launch. The smartphone industry as a whole is slowing down, and now all eyes are on Samsung to deliver an innovative product[1] to provide a spark.
As is usually the case, the closer we get to a product launch, the louder rumors become and we begin to see more frequent leaks. Instead of having to scour the web for bits and pieces of information, here's everything we currently know about the impending launch of Samsung's latest Galaxy phone.
Release date
- Feb. 20 Unpacked event
- The official release is usually a few weeks after
This much we know to be true: Samsung has sent out invites to an Unpacked event on Feb. 20 in San Francisco[2]. The event will take place at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, a venue previously used by Apple to announce new products.
An exact release date isn't confirmed yet, but SamMobile reports[3] the phones could launch as soon as March 8.
Design
AllAboutSamsung[4] has posted a series of photos showing every inch and detail of the upcoming Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus. There's a headphone jack, USB-C charging port, a hole punch cutout, three rear-facing cameras, and Samsung's One UI interface. The two devices are prototypes according to the report, so the final design could change — but these photos line up with more leaked photos below. Check out the rest of the photos here[5].
If those photos weren't enough for you, 91 Mobiles[6] and WinFuture[7] both have high-res photos of the S10 and S10 Plus for you to look at.