With the launch of the global Samsung Galaxy S10 last week, people began to think of Samsung's next-generation flagship phone, the Galaxy Note 10.
The Galaxy Note series is usually launched in late summer and has improved the design and functionality of the latest Galaxy S smartphones released earlier this year. It also includes the S Pen stylus, which enables a range of exclusive productivity-focused features not available in the Galaxy S-series.
With so many new features already squeezed into the Galaxy S10, the possibilities of the Galaxy Note 10 are very exciting. Thanks to the new concept image commissioned by the blog Phone Arena, we have a good understanding of the appearance of the Galaxy Note 10.
We've heard a lot from the supply chain about the next best-selling Galaxy Note series, which is said to be equipped with a quad rear camera (such as the Samsung Galaxy A9 at the end of last year) to support ultra-high-speed 5G mobile networks. Infinity-O displays with dual front-facing cameras (such as the Galaxy S10 Plus) and an on-screen ultrasonic fingerprint scanner.
If the latest rumors about Galaxy Note 10 prove to be true, it should be a very impressive package. If the 3D concept image designed and published by Phone Arena can meet the requirements, then the next-generation Galaxy Note will be impressive.
According to the blog, “These images don't fully represent the final look of Note 10, but help us better portray the expected features and design changes.”
The Galaxy Note 10 will be launched a few months after the launch of the Galaxy S10 5G, and coincidentally it is also equipped with a quad camera system. The latter includes an advanced hQVGA 3D depth-sensing camera on top of a three-camera system on the standard Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus models.
However, it is unclear whether the Galaxy Note 10 has the same four-camera settings as the S10 that supports 5G, which will provide improved bokeh-style blur for Live Focus photos and bring effects to real-time video footage for the first time. Time, or a new camera system, or whether Note 10 will focus on new features, such as improved zoom.
Samsung recently acquired the Israeli company Corephotonics, an expert in the field. The adjusted zoom will allow the Korean company to keep up with rival Oppo and Huawei in this area.
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