Samsung’s upcoming flagship Galaxy S10+ is slated for a February this month and although we have some idea as to what the device will offer (thanks to multiple leaks and reports), a new set of live images have appeared online today confirming the presence of in-display fingerprint scanner.
Galaxy S10+ live images confirm in-display fingerprint sensor
Some images shared on Twitter by the Saudi Android account shows the Samsung Galaxy S10+ with an icon for the on-screen fingerprint sensor. This icon shows where users will have to place their fingers in order to scan and unlock the device. The account later took down the leaked images from the Twitter but luckily for us, people else saved them before they were deleted.
According to the rumors, both the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ will have the in-display fingerprint sensor. However, the leaked images of the Galaxy S10e do not show any traditional fingerprint sensor, evidently, this will be placed on the side of the device.
As we mentioned, the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ will be launched in San Francisco. It is expected to open pre-orders the following day ahead of the release on March 8. These phones are expected to unveil in India on March 6 and likely to go on sale from March 15.
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Coming to the pricing, the Galaxy S10e is expected to be priced at Rs 50,000 approx., the Galaxy S10 will start at Rs 65,000, whereas the Galaxy S10+ price is expected to start at Rs 75,000.
Samsung Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ Specifications
The Galaxy S10 and S10+ models will have 6.1-inch and 6.4-inch displays, respectively. Both S10 and S10+ models will feature triple rear-mounted cameras. The S10 will boast a single front-facing camera while the S10+ will be equipped with dual selfie cameras. The S10 will be backed by a 3,300mAh battery and the S10+ pack massive a 4,000mAh battery.
