Galaxy Note 10 is Samsung’s next phablet that has been rumoured to improve upon the Note 9 in a number of ways.
First and foremost, the device has been tipped to come with a new all-screen aesthetic that features a cutout for a single front-facing camera.
While this may sound incredibly similar to what is already present on Samsung’s Galaxy S10 series – the Note 10 has been rumoured to differ by placing its hole punch in the middle of the panel at the top rather than off to the side.
The new phablet is also anticipated to offer a new camera system for Android fans and feature superior performance to its predecessor.
Rumours about the Note 10 had speculated the phablet would come in a total of two models – one with a 6.28-inch display and another with a 6.75-inch panel.
If true, this would break from Samsung tradition – Note devices have always only arrived in a single flavour with multiple storage options for fans to choose from.
While Samsung’s announcement of an August Unpacked event and a teaser video accompanying it had suggested a new Note device was on the way, there had previously been no evidence from the tech giant to imply a larger phablet was also braced for a reveal.
However, it seems the OEM may have accidentally disclosed such information on support pages on its Romania and Slovakia sites, in addition to others.
Phone Arena screen-grabbed from the former – a “Galaxy Note 10+” model with 512GB of storage was mentioned.
At the time of writing, the South Korean firm has since removed the pages in question.
However, the outing appears to have confirmed rumours of a larger Note 10 device and its naming – it had been suggested the product could be called the Note 10 Pro instead.
Tipster Max J. on Twitter recently appeared to unearth possible Note 10 colours based on other Samsung URLs.
The words “aura glow”, “aura black” and “aura white” were all discovered – WinFuture has since posted alleged images of the Note 10 in a pink shade, too.
While rumours surrounding Samsung’s new phablet appear to be heating up ahead of its reveal, it is worth noting nothing about the product is expected to be confirmed until next week.
Express.co.uk will be covering Samsung’s Unpacked event live.