Samsung Galaxy S10 leak offers best look at pinhole camera yet
As we move closer to the official unveiling of Samsung's Galaxy S10 lineup, leaks surrounding the new range have begun to intensify, with the latest providing our best look at the flagship's Infinity-O pinhole camera to date, along with a glimpse at its new cryptocurrency-focused features. The leaked images, taken by Twitter user @GregiPfister89 and circulated by known leaker Ben Geskin, provide a clear look at a working version of Samsung's upcoming handset in the wild, with its pinhole camera positioned in the top-right corner of the display, as suggested by previous leaks. It's presumed the images are of the standard Galaxy S10 due to its single front-facing camera – the more premium Galaxy S10 Plus is expected to have a dual-lens selfie camera on its face. Along with the aforementioned pinhole camera, the images reveal the Galaxy S10's built-in support for cryptocurrency, which is reportedly backed by Samsung's biometrics security. As seen in the first image above, a slash page for Samsung's Blockchain KeyStore app claims to provide "a secure and convenient place for your cryptocurrency," while the following image shows a wallet setup screen with Etherium listed as a supported cryptocurrency. Of course, there's currently no way to confirm the validity of these leaked pictures, although they do appear legitimate. We'll find out for sure at Samsung's Galaxy S10 launch event on February 20. Source: SamMobile Samsung Galaxy S10 leak hints at cryptocurrency wallet The leak also provides one of the clearest looks yet at the reported phone, showing the regular S10 and its single hole-punch front camera. It's not certain if the wallet will be ready on day one, or if it will be widely available -- if it arrives at all, of course. At least you won't have to wait long. Samsung is unveiling the S10 on February 20th, and it's likely to make at least a brief mention of the Blockchain KeyStore if it's ready for use. While it likely wouldn't be the main reason people get an S10, it would be a perk if you've invested in digital cash. Samsung Galaxy S10 in display fingerprint sensor confirmed Samsung are launching its new flagship smartphones next month, the Samsung Galaxy S10 and now we have some more details about the handsets. We had previously heard a rumor that the galaxy S10 would come with an in display fingerprint sensor, this has now been confirmed by a smartphone case maker who has seen the device. Case maker Armadillotek has see the new Galaxy S10 and they have revealed that the in display sensor will not work with a screen protector. They posted the news on Twitter, you can see the tweet below. We have tested our cases on real #GalaxyS10 phones. The in-screen fingerprint does not support screen protector. So our vanguard will have no built in screen protector — Armadillotek (@armadillotek) January 16, 2019 Samsung will be launching its new Galaxy S10 smartphones at a press conference in San Francisco on the 20th of February, we will have more details about the handsets then. Source Armadillotek, Phandroid Filed Under: Android News, Mobile Phone NewsLatest Geeky Gadgets Deals
As we move closer to the official unveiling of Samsung's Galaxy S10 lineup, leaks surrounding the new range have begun to intensify, with the latest providing our best look at the flagship's Infinity-O pinhole camera to date, along with a glimpse at its new cryptocurrency-focused features. The leaked images, taken by Twitter user @GregiPfister89 and circulated by known leaker Ben Geskin, provide a clear look at a working version of Samsung's upcoming handset in the wild, with its pinhole camera positioned in the top-right corner of the display, as suggested by previous leaks. It's presumed the images are of the standard Galaxy S10 due to its single front-facing camera – the more premium Galaxy S10 Plus is expected to have a dual-lens selfie camera on its face. Along with the aforementioned pinhole camera, the images reveal the Galaxy S10's built-in support for cryptocurrency, which is reportedly backed by Samsung's biometrics security. As seen in the first image above, a slash page for Samsung's Blockchain KeyStore app claims to provide "a secure and convenient place for your cryptocurrency," while the following image shows a wallet setup screen with Etherium listed as a supported cryptocurrency. Of course, there's currently no way to confirm the validity of these leaked pictures, although they do appear legitimate. We'll find out for sure at Samsung's Galaxy S10 launch event on February 20. Source: SamMobile Samsung Galaxy S10 leak hints at cryptocurrency wallet The leak also provides one of the clearest looks yet at the reported phone, showing the regular S10 and its single hole-punch front camera. It's not certain if the wallet will be ready on day one, or if it will be widely available -- if it arrives at all, of course. At least you won't have to wait long. Samsung is unveiling the S10 on February 20th, and it's likely to make at least a brief mention of the Blockchain KeyStore if it's ready for use. While it likely wouldn't be the main reason people get an S10, it would be a perk if you've invested in digital cash. Samsung Galaxy S10 in display fingerprint sensor confirmed Samsung are launching its new flagship smartphones next month, the Samsung Galaxy S10 and now we have some more details about the handsets. We had previously heard a rumor that the galaxy S10 would come with an in display fingerprint sensor, this has now been confirmed by a smartphone case maker who has seen the device. Case maker Armadillotek has see the new Galaxy S10 and they have revealed that the in display sensor will not work with a screen protector. They posted the news on Twitter, you can see the tweet below. We have tested our cases on real #GalaxyS10 phones. The in-screen fingerprint does not support screen protector. So our vanguard will have no built in screen protector — Armadillotek (@armadillotek) January 16, 2019 Samsung will be launching its new Galaxy S10 smartphones at a press conference in San Francisco on the 20th of February, we will have more details about the handsets then. Source Armadillotek, Phandroid Filed Under: Android News, Mobile Phone NewsLatest Geeky Gadgets Deals
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