Samsung Galaxy S10 will reportedly come in 3 sizes to trump the iPhone in 2019

Samsung Galaxy S10 will reportedly come in 3 sizes to trump the iPhone in 2019
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2018-7-17 07:53

Samsung is reportedly gearing up to launch its next flagship, the Galaxy S10, in three different sizes in 2019. It’s been offering two sizes of its high-end handset for the past few generations.

But Business Insider cited TF International analyst Ming-Chi Kuo as predicting that the Korean giant will attempt to match Apple by launching three variants of the S10, similar to the next iPhone lineup. Kuo noted that we’ll likely see the S10 come in 5. 8-inch, 6. 1-inch, and 6. 4-inch versions. The larger two are slated to get an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint reader, bucking the trend of placing the sensor…

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