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Before its unveiling planned at the Mobile World Congress in February, the leaks related to Samsung's next Galaxy S10 are felt quickly. Among the latest additions are the fact that three S10 variants have been certified in Russia, which shows that Samsung is working on at least four different models of the phone.
according to SamMobile, one of the certified models in Russia is an S10 variant with dual SIM card support. No other details were revealed regarding the other two models, which, according to previous reports, would include one with a 6.4-inch screen that is also almost without a bezel and displays a resolution of 1440 x 3040 pixels. It will also have an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor integrated in the display, as well as five cameras: three at the rear and two at the front.
The top-of-the-range version of the various S10 models on which Samsung works has been included in the certification. Three versions (minus this high-end model) have already obtained their certification from the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, according to SamMobile. These include a basic variant as well as two high-end models.
"As is usually the case with these certifications, no hardware or software details have been revealed", SamMobile Notes. "However, the certification confirms that a dual SIM version of the Galaxy S10 model will also be available."
There have been a ton of other specifics about the Galaxy S10, such as the fact that you can choose from colors including black, white, yellow and green, some colors of the model being supposed come in the form of gradient options. We have also recently reported that the top-of-the-range models of the S10 phones will have a screen occupying almost the entire surface of the front panel, with the exception of a circular hole at the top of the camera.
Our previous reports on the S10 also indicated that it should be the first Galaxy phone to use the new Infinity-O display design, which would allow Samsung to create a real all-screen phone with a small cutout for the front-facing camera. We also expect significant performance gains on the S10, which can compete with the iPhone XS.
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