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Samsung provides a number of handsets in tthe Galaxy S10 family, from an entry-level device, through the Standard Beast of Sum models, to a high-end flagship model that pack in the material. It now seems that this high-end model will include killer specifications when it is released.
DJ Koh, president of Samsung's mobile communications business, holds the new Samsung Galaxy Note (Photo by Drew Angerer / Getty Images)Getty
Reported by GF Securities in China (via ITHome), a model of the Galaxy S10 will feature 12 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage. Given what we know about the S10 portfolio, it's fair to say that it's likely to be the high-end Galaxy S10 Plus.
While the current handsets Galaxy S9 and Note 9 are advertised as being able to work with 1TB of storage, this is done via the use of a 512GB memory card in addition to 512GB of storage on the device . The increase in storage capacity is certainly a selling point, but it can be useful for those who will make the most of the enhanced photo and video capabilities offered by the five lenses (three facing the back and forth). two facing forward).
Jumping the 8GB of memory now standard flagship handsets, carrying 12GB of memory will contribute to a smoother experience, both in the user interface and transitions, but also in various applications, keeping applications suspended in the background, as well as overall performance levels.
The question now is whether each Galaxy S10 Plus will ship with this configuration anywhere in the world or whether it will be a regional or an operator-only exclusivity.
With the S10 family expected to be launched in early 2019we do not have long to wait.
Discover now how the Galaxy S10 will defeat the iPhone XS and XS Max …
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Samsung plans a number of handsets from the Galaxy S10 family, ranging from entry-level devices to standard workhorses, to a top-of-the-line flagship model incorporating hardware. It now seems that this high-end model will include killer specifications when it is released.
DJ Koh, president of Samsung's mobile communications business, holds the new Samsung Galaxy Note (Photo by Drew Angerer / Getty Images)Getty
According to reports by GF Securities in China (via ITHome), a Galaxy S10 model will include 12 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage. Given what we know about the S10 portfolio, it's fair to say that it's likely to be the high-end Galaxy S10 Plus.
While the current handsets Galaxy S9 and Note 9 are advertised as being able to work with 1TB of storage, this is done via the use of a 512GB memory card in addition to 512GB of storage on the device . The increase in storage capacity is certainly a selling point, but it can prove useful for those who will make the most of the enhanced photo and video capabilities offered by the five lenses (three geared toward 39, back and two facing forward).
Exceeding 8GB of standard memory for flagship handsets, with 12GB of memory, will contribute to a smoother experience, both in the user interface and transitions, but also in various applications, while maintaining suspended applications in the background and improving overall performance.
The question now is whether each Galaxy S10 Plus will ship with this configuration anywhere in the world or whether it will be a regional or an operator-only exclusivity.
As the S10 family is expected to be launched in early 2019, we will not wait long.
Discover now how the Galaxy S10 will defeat the iPhone XS and XS Max …