Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus
So many Samsung employees use the unreleased Samsung phones to test them out in the real world.
Sometimes it happens that they don't pay much attention to the surrounding and that results in pictures like this.
The Galaxy S10+ has been spotted in a bus in South Korea.
The phone is in a flip cover case which explains the odd looking bezels.
The phone looks exactly the way the renders predicted it to be.
By the way, there was another Samsung employee commenting on Reddit who also has the same galaxy S10+
with this flip cover on.
At the point when gotten some information about their appraisal of the gadget, he says that the gadget is about indistinguishable size from the Galaxy Note 9, however, feels lighter than it. He says the in-display fingerprint sensor works great,
there's no iris scanner but said the face scanning has been improved quite a lot. Which kinda confirms the rumors that it'll have 3D sensors for face unlock. When asked about the feel of the device, he said he doesn't know because the phone is ina security case and if he removes it, the device will lock up which will make him lost his job. There are some reports out there that the Galaxy S10s in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor won't work with the screen protectors on. A case maker named Armadillotek is saying that they have the real Galaxy S10 and their screen protectors don't work with the new fingerprint scanner. This is VERY misleading, to say the least.
The Tweet comes from a case company, they are specifically talking about their Vanguard cases which look like this.
This screen protector isn't your normal glass or plastic that sits on the screen, its otter box style case with a plastic screen protector built in, so without extreme tolerances, there is an air gap between the screen and screen protector until you press on it. So its common sense that it won't work on such type of screen protectors. And I've yet to see a person using these in real life or on the internet. And no wonder why! I mean why would anyone spend so much on a slim profile, curved glass, premium materials phone and then permanently lock it in this abomination. Anyway, rest assured the Galaxy S10 will work perfectly fine with the screen protectors unless you buy this case from this company...So a few days ago there was a rumor that Samsung would bring faster-charging speeds to theGalaxy S10 devices. But it looks like it may not be true. The Galaxy S10 and S10+ have surfaced on Chinas 3C certification website with the same charging specifications as those we have seen on Samsung flagships since the Galaxy Note 4.Which means the Galaxy S10 will have the same 15W wall charger. Personally, it doesn't bother me that much! I charge my phone overnight on the wireless pad and it's been years that I plugged my phone on the wall socket but don't get me wrong, though. Faster charging speeds definitely would be something good to have, on paper this is a negative given the fact that the Chinese OEMs have much higher charging rates but the adverse to the super fast charging is the impact to the overall battery life. Also, Samsung might have taken into account the concerns around the battery fallout from the Galaxy Note 7. Anyway, consider subscribing for all the latest Galaxy S10 updates and as always Ill seeyoull tomorrow...Peace out!
So many Samsung employees use the unreleased Samsung phones to test them out in the real world.
Sometimes it happens that they don't pay much attention to the surrounding and that results in pictures like this.
The Galaxy S10+ has been spotted in a bus in South Korea.
The phone is in a flip cover case which explains the odd looking bezels.
The phone looks exactly the way the renders predicted it to be.
By the way, there was another Samsung employee commenting on Reddit who also has the same galaxy S10+
with this flip cover on.
At the point when gotten some information about their appraisal of the gadget, he says that the gadget is about indistinguishable size from the Galaxy Note 9, however, feels lighter than it. He says the in-display fingerprint sensor works great,
there's no iris scanner but said the face scanning has been improved quite a lot. Which kinda confirms the rumors that it'll have 3D sensors for face unlock. When asked about the feel of the device, he said he doesn't know because the phone is ina security case and if he removes it, the device will lock up which will make him lost his job. There are some reports out there that the Galaxy S10s in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor won't work with the screen protectors on. A case maker named Armadillotek is saying that they have the real Galaxy S10 and their screen protectors don't work with the new fingerprint scanner. This is VERY misleading, to say the least.
The Tweet comes from a case company, they are specifically talking about their Vanguard cases which look like this.
This screen protector isn't your normal glass or plastic that sits on the screen, its otter box style case with a plastic screen protector built in, so without extreme tolerances, there is an air gap between the screen and screen protector until you press on it. So its common sense that it won't work on such type of screen protectors. And I've yet to see a person using these in real life or on the internet. And no wonder why! I mean why would anyone spend so much on a slim profile, curved glass, premium materials phone and then permanently lock it in this abomination. Anyway, rest assured the Galaxy S10 will work perfectly fine with the screen protectors unless you buy this case from this company...So a few days ago there was a rumor that Samsung would bring faster-charging speeds to theGalaxy S10 devices. But it looks like it may not be true. The Galaxy S10 and S10+ have surfaced on Chinas 3C certification website with the same charging specifications as those we have seen on Samsung flagships since the Galaxy Note 4.Which means the Galaxy S10 will have the same 15W wall charger. Personally, it doesn't bother me that much! I charge my phone overnight on the wireless pad and it's been years that I plugged my phone on the wall socket but don't get me wrong, though. Faster charging speeds definitely would be something good to have, on paper this is a negative given the fact that the Chinese OEMs have much higher charging rates but the adverse to the super fast charging is the impact to the overall battery life. Also, Samsung might have taken into account the concerns around the battery fallout from the Galaxy Note 7. Anyway, consider subscribing for all the latest Galaxy S10 updates and as always Ill seeyoull tomorrow...Peace out!
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