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Samsung will implement a fingerprint reader on the screen in the Galaxy S10 series and a number of its other Android smartphones destined to come out in 2019, including the next generation of the Galaxy A lineup , an insider known to China this week, in addition to reiterating the recent claims on the Galaxy Note 9 entering missing such a biometric solution. At a recent event in the Far East, DJ Koh, Samsung's mobile leader, ruled out the possibility of the Galaxy S10 series using an optical fingerprint reader, stating that the device will use a different technology to enable verification of identity.
million. Koh suggested that Samsung has completely abandoned the optical fingerprint scanners as it was not satisfied with the user experience that they provide, stating that the equipment manufacturer of South Korean origin could have commercialized this technology two years ago. These comments are in line with what the executive said at Mobile World Congress this year when it claimed that Samsung had stopped pursuing the industry first and refocused its attention on The provision of highly refined mobile experiences to consumers
has been pursuing in-screen authentication modules for years, after attempting to implement them in the Galaxy S8. The Galaxy S10 range that is supposed to include three models should also be launched with a 3D camera similar to that found on the Xiaomi Mi 8 and Apple's iPhone X, although Samsung has found a way to market such functionality without delivering a device with a display notch. The company therefore expects the Galaxy S10 series to be a massive success and sells some 60 million units, according to the same report. Samsung's next flagship is expected to be announced on August 9 in the form of the Galaxy Note 9. The Galaxy S10 family is expected to be presented at the MWC 2019 in Barcelona, Spain, with at least one model according to which five cameras in total.
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