In a new report, Samsung’s 10-year-old Galaxy S10 codenamed “Beyond” will not only be available in three versions, but also the fourth, most advanced of them, codenamed “Beyond X”, will have a display enlarged to 6, 7 ″ diagonal and six cameras. And also this model will receive support for 5G networks.
A Wall Street Journal source said that six cameras will be divided - four main and two front. In addition to zoom options, additional cameras can be used for more “smart” modes (usually called “portrait” modes) and augmented reality applications.
This development follows reports from the “electronics giant” three versions of the Galaxy S10, including budget models, at least one with a fingerprint sensor on the display and a triple camera, and that Samsung is likely to launch the S10 at the Mobile World Congress in February. and then we plan to launch the Galaxy X folding phone in March.
If Samsung really “puts all its 5G eggs” in the Beyond X basket, then this will allow the company to release S10 at any time, since the release of any model with 5G support depends on the presence of active 5G networks, as WSJ sources also indicate. Most likely, this event will happen next spring.
Samsung declined to comment.
