GSMArena today has leaked documents that reveal the full technical specifications of the three models coming from the Galaxy S10. After looking at these documents, we found that their content is not very different from what was circulated in the last period. Most of the technical specifications mentioned in these leaked documents are in line with the specifications mentioned in previous reports.
These new leaked documents show us that Galaxy S10 will all get new Super AMOLED screens. For the hole in the upper right of the screen, it will feature a 10 megapixel front camera with OIS image stabilization, autofocus, and 4K resolution. For the second front camera in Galaxy S10+ phone, which is 8 megapixels, it is used to sense depth information. When it comes to slow-motion videos, the new Galaxy S10 phones will also be advanced in this aspect, they will be able to shoot for 0.4s to 0.8s instead of 0.2s to 0.4s.
Returning to the screens, I have reported in previous reports that it will have a high brightness of up to 800 nits of screen brightness, knowing that we have not seen a smartphone from Samsung has a brightness higher than 700 nits. For Galaxy S10e, it is supposed to be flat and 5.8 inches in size, while Galaxy S10 screen should be curved on both sides and 6.1 inches in size, and the Galaxy S10+ phone is also curved on both sides as well as 6.3 inches in size, although the previous leaks suggested coming The latter with a 6.4-inch screen. While Galaxy S10e will come with FullHD + resolution,and Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ will come with QuadHD + resolution.
When it comes to the backend, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ will come with three cameras at the back with 12 MP for the first sensor, 12 MP for the second sensor and 16 MP for the third sensor. The first camera has a 2.4-inch zoom lens and a 45-degree viewing angle. The second camera features a standard viewing lens with aperture 1.5, and the third camera with a wide angle lens of 123 degrees with aperture of 2.2. For Galaxy S10e, it will have only two cameras at the back, the same as the dual camera used in the phone Galaxy S9+.
This information is supposed to be confirmed next week when Samsung officially unveils these three smartphones at a press conference on February 20 in San Francisco.
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