Galaxy S10 is expected to be shown off by Samsung at the start of next year and rumours are already heating up about the dramatic changes it could make to the product line both aesthetically and internally.
The flagship had initially been rumoured to arrive in three models, a move that would diverge from S-line products that have released in only standard and “+” variants the past few years.
While the Galaxy S10 has been predicted to come in the mentioned varieties, a cheaper version of the hardware is also expected.
According to a recent report from Bloomberg, that cited sources familiar with the South Korean firm’s plans, the more affordable version will forgo some premium features in order to lower its price tag.
The most notable of these was said to be a display with curved edges.
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Instead it has been rumoured the Galaxy S10 will come with a flat OLED display.
However, more recently it has been speculated a fourth version of the Galaxy S10 could be in the works that possesses 5G capabilities.
The Wall Street Journal also stated the hardware could flaunt a 6.7-inch display and have six cameras in total.
But now MySmartPrice has insisted different models of the Galaxy S10 could arrive with slightly different aesthetics.
Some models of the Galaxy S10 have been rumoured to come with the firm’s newly-revealed Infinity-O display that would present Android fans with a device that is both bezel and notch-free.
Instead the Infinity-O panel has a cutout for the front-facing camera only.
However, the outlet has stated the Galaxy S10+ could arrive with two-front facing cameras, meaning the cutout size on the display could be larger overall.
It was claimed the S10+ would possess a normal front sensor that would be accompanied by a wide-angle lens.
This could allow the Galaxy S10 to take selfies that fit more subjects into a single frame.
Such a feature already exists on the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL.
MySmartPrice emphasised the added camera could force the Galaxy S10+ to arrive with a “pill-shaped display hole”, rather than the single and smaller circular cutout expected on some other Galaxy S10 hardware.
If Samsung does decide to make such a design decision, it could mean some versions of the Galaxy S10 look noticeably different to others in terms of its display.
LetsGoDigital recently outed patent applications that suggested Samsung is working on a number of different design ideas for the Galaxy S10.
Some handset models shown featured a single cutout while others arrived with a similar pill-shaped aesthetic, seemingly adding credence to MySmartPrice’s claims.
Although rumours surrounding the Galaxy S10 are hitting high gear, it is worth noting neither the device or any of its features have been officially confirmed by Samsung.