Video leak on Galaxy S10 confirms Samsung's latest surprises

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Before the scheduled launch on Wednesday, the advance publication of part of a practical video presenting Samsung The Galaxy S10 handsets have highlighted three key features of the smartphone family … Three features that, I totally expect, will play a key role in launching and marketing stories around the flagship brands.

The video itself is no longer available, but & nbsp;Damien Wilde picked up the details, & nbsp; starting with the camera:

In the video, we see the differences in size and the two distinct color variants. The three-lens configuration is also displayed, but only the ultra-wide picture mode is unveiled.

The three-lens configuration should end up in the Galaxy S10 Plus. Given the wide-angle mode presented in the video, it's a safe bet that the new third-party lens offers the wide-angle option. Last year's Galaxy S9 dual-lens system featured a standard 12-megapixel camera and a zoom lens with 2x optical zoom.

Focusing on the new world of wireless charging, Galaxy S10 handsets will not only be powered inductively, but also power. This "reverse" wireless charging has been found on other handsets (such as the Huawei's Mate 20 Pro) and will undoubtedly be a common feature over the next twelve months, but Samsung has a chance to be considered the spearhead of this technology.

This is magnified by the visibility of Samsung's new wireless headphones that charge in their case by a Galaxy S10 reverse charge. This creates a holistic story and a package; I would not be surprised to see the headsets provided as a "free accessory" by the networks selling the S10 handsets.

Finally, the fingerprint sensor in the display is presented. This uses an ultrasound approach, rather than the optical sensor used by the likes of Xiaomi and OnePlus. Although it does not appear to offer any significant improvement in speed over competing handsets, the ultrasound approach offers more security and fidelity, but it has the disadvantage that conventional screen protectors do not work with the handset. , as reported last week on Forbes.

The Smasung Unpacked event will take place this Wednesday from 19:00 GMT in San Francisco and London. The Forbes technical team will provide you with all the details of the launch, the new products and our reflections following the launch.

Read more about Samsung's ambitious foldable smartphone …

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Before the release scheduled on Wednesday, the first part of a video showcasing Samsung Galaxy S10 handsets has highlighted three main features of the family of smartphones … three features that, I hope, will play a key role in launching and marketing. stories around lighthouses.

The video itself is no longer available, but Damien Wilde has noted the details, starting with the camera:

In the video, we see the differences in size and the two distinct color variants. The three-lens configuration is also displayed, but only the ultra-wide picture mode is unveiled.

The three-lens configuration should end up in the Galaxy S10 Plus. Given the wide-angle mode presented in the video, it's a safe bet that the new third-party lens offers the wide-angle option. Last year's Galaxy S9 dual-lens system featured a standard 12-megapixel camera and a zoom lens with 2x optical zoom.

Focusing on the new world of wireless charging, Galaxy S10 handsets will not only be powered inductively, but also power. This "reverse" wireless charging has been found on other handsets (such as the Huawei's Mate 20 Pro) and will undoubtedly be a common feature over the next twelve months, but Samsung has a chance to be considered the spearhead of this technology.

This is magnified by the visibility of new Samsung wireless headphones that charge in their case by a Galaxy S10 reverse charge. This creates a holistic story and a package; I would not be surprised to see the headsets provided as a "free accessory" by the networks selling the S10 handsets.

Finally, the fingerprint sensor in the display is presented. This uses an ultrasound approach, rather than the optical sensor used by the likes of Xiaomi and OnePlus. Although it does not seem to offer any significant improvement in speed compared to competing handsets, the ultrasound approach offers more security and fidelity, but it has the disadvantage that conventional shields will not work with the handset, as reported last week on Forbes.

The Smasung Unpacked event will take place this Wednesday from 19:00 GMT in San Francisco and London. The Forbes technical team will provide you with all the details of the launch, the new products and our reflections following the launch.

Read more about Samsung's ambitious foldable smartphone …