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Introducing a befitting 10th anniversary device for the acclaimed S-Series, the Samsung Galaxy S10. A clear departure from the norm, this latest series comes with an Infinity-O screen which displaces the front camera. It also comes with a triple lens camera that gives you that ultra-wide shot. There is an in-screen fingerprint sensor which should meet your secured biometric needs. We love the wireless power feature and definitely the high screen-to-body ratio. This device deserves all the buzz it is getting. It was designed to be a conversation starter and it's really getting tongues wagging. Samsung Galaxy S10 is a little on the high side with its price, but if you're considering value for money, then you've got a choice in the S10. So, here's our manual with fun tips and tricks to help you get the very best from your new device.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 is set to be revealed on February 20. This is based on reports about any new features, the specs, the number of variants of the device, and hardware design upgrades. According to reports, there will be four variants of the S10; Galaxy S10 X, Galaxy S10+, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10 Lite. The Galaxy S10 X will have 5G connectivity so it will most likely be launched only where there are 5G networks. Each of the Galaxy S10 series phones will have a different display size. The S10 X is expected to have a huge amount of RAM. There are not enough details about the specs but there is little information about display sizes. Samsung is likely to use the Snapdragon 855, Qualcomm's latest chipset in the flagship phones.

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