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Samsung Galaxy S10 (guide), Galaxy S10 Plus (guide) and Galaxy S10e (guide) are good smartphones in their own right, but I advised users to wait more ambitious Galaxy Note 10 for some time. And now, there is the first concrete evidence why.
When Samsung shipped the Galaxy S10 range, it did it only a few weeks before the launch Next generation RAM, storage room and camera technology. The promises for this technology were significant and now, the first real-world benchmarking has been broken and it confirms how much the Galaxy S10 owners have missed out on.
The UFS 3.0 storage is now available under the microscope and has been tested in its first device, the Galaxy Fold, by Ice Universe. According to Samsung, UFS 3.0 would be twice as fast as the UFS 2.1 standard, two years old. in the interior the S10 range, and Ice's tests prove it. Whereas the flagship Galaxy S10 Plus on your mind at 792 MB / s and 193 MB / s for sequential reading and writing of data, UFS 3.0 reaches 1478 MB / s and 383 MB / s. There are also tangible gains in random reading and writing.
But the performance is only the beginning. Not only will applications load and respond faster, but UFS 3.0 will also be more efficient with a new 2.5V power supply. In short: you get a considerable improvement in performance for reduced energy consumption, which is advantageous for both parties.
Does this mean you should rush and buy the Galaxy Fold? No. The world's first phone with a flip-up screen, it costs a small fortune ($ 2,000). But it brings the marketing of UFS 3.0, making the Galaxy Note 10 the market's flagship smartphone to reap the benefits.
Moreover, do not forget to combine UFS 3.0 with the note 10 mentioned above. Next generation RAM (more efficient, smaller), improved camera technology (four lenses against three thanks to a ToF sensor) and – potentially – a experimental design. Yes, Note 10 looks like the biggest upgrade of its Galaxy S counterpart for years. And yes, it means that the smart solution is to wait.
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Samsung Galaxy S10 (guide), Galaxy S10 Plus (guide) and Galaxy S10e (guide) are good smartphones in their own right, but I advised users to wait more ambitious Galaxy Note 10 for some time. And now, there is the first concrete evidence why.
Galaxy Note 10 concept delivered by ConceptCreator
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When Samsung shipped the Galaxy S10 range, it did it only a few weeks before the launch Next generation RAM, storage room and camera technology. The promises for this technology were significant and now, the first real-world benchmarking has been broken and it confirms how much the Galaxy S10 owners have missed out on.
The UFS 3.0 storage is now available under the microscope and has been tested in its first device, the Galaxy Fold, by Ice Universe. According to Samsung, UFS 3.0 would be twice as fast as the UFS 2.1 standard, two years old. in the interior the S10 range, and Ice's tests prove it. Whereas the flagship Galaxy S10 Plus on your mind at 792 MB / s and 193 MB / s for sequential reading and writing of data, UFS 3.0 reaches 1478 MB / s and 383 MB / s. There are also tangible gains in random reading and writing.
But the performance is only the beginning. Not only will applications load and respond faster, but UFS 3.0 will also be more efficient with a new 2.5V power supply. In short: you get a considerable improvement in performance for reduced energy consumption, which is advantageous for both parties.
Galaxy Note 10 rendering based on design leaks
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Does this mean you should rush and buy the Galaxy Fold? No. The world's first phone with a flip-up screen, it costs a small fortune ($ 2,000). But it brings the marketing of UFS 3.0, making the Galaxy Note 10 the market's flagship smartphone to reap the benefits.
Moreover, do not forget to combine UFS 3.0 with the note 10 mentioned above. Next generation RAM (more efficient, smaller), improved camera technology (four lenses against three thanks to a ToF sensor) and – potentially – a experimental design. Yes, Note 10 looks like the biggest upgrade of its Galaxy S counterpart for years. And yes, it means that the smart solution is to wait.
___
Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+
More about Forbes
Samsung's flagship product, the Galaxy Note 10, makes perfect sense for becoming a "professional"
Galaxy Note 10th Leak Reveals Samsung's Cheapest Rating
Samsung Galaxy S10 vs. Galaxy S9: What's the difference?
Samsung Galaxy S10 vs Galaxy S10 Plus: What's the difference?
Samsung Galaxy S10 vs Galaxy S10E: What's the difference?