UPDATE: New Samsung Leak Suggests Massive Upgrade for Galaxy S10

UPDATE: A new leak for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 has surfaced, alongside images of its proposed Galaxy S10 E (a newly revealed model) and S10+ variants. The images offer a glimpse of the three models and their various camera lens while enclosed inside cases. Leaked photos from German site AllAboutSamsung suggest the upcoming handhelds will have a refreshed UI, thin bezels, and a headphone jack.

Samsung Galaxy S10E, S10, and S10+ (L to R), encased pic.twitter.com/Pk2gpXkXxn

— Evan Blass (@evleaks) January 19, 2019

Nov 21, 2018: New information from the Wall Street Journal claim that there will be four variants of the upcoming Galaxy S10, one of which includes a 6.7-inch “Beyond X” with full 5G support, two cameras in the front, and four cameras in the back, for a grand total six cameras.

It speculated Samsung will reveal this information officially in mid-February and that its release would also mark the rollout of 5G networks. The other three variants of the S10 would have displays ranging from 5.8 inches to 6.4 inches with three to five cameras between them. Although the designs are not final, it’s also rumored the handheld will be able to wirelessly charge other phones, similar to Huawei’s Mate 20 Pro.

Samsung is working on a top-secret phone and it is code-named “Beyond X” https://t.co/hT8RdbI75Q

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 21, 2018

Original Story: Responsible for previous Samsung leaks in the past, SamMobile has reportedly leaked that three Galaxy S10 models will debut all featuring in-display fingerprint functionality. The Samsung-focused site also revealed a new low-budget model will be among them, and as such, all three of the phones won’t be equal.

The superior Galaxy S10 and S10+ will utilize ultrasonic display-based sensors, leaving the entry-level model to employ an optical sensor. However, a new report out of South Korea today claims that it will actually be present on all three Galaxy S10 variants, with the lower-end model using an optical fingerprint sensor. With this in mind, Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy smartphone is slated to be the first handset with ultrasonic sensor capabilities.

Recently, Axel Arigato and Samsung teamed up to launch a fully transparent Galaxy S9.