However, the Verge reported that Samsung is releasing a 5G version of the smaller 6.3-inch
Galaxy Note 10 exclusively in South Korea, citing a photo from the Samsung presentation during the Unpacked 2019 event.
Contradicting rumors suggests the feature is still in the air for the
Galaxy Note 9.
The
Galaxy Note 4 also sports a 16 megapixel rear-facing camera featuring a Smart Optical Image Stabilizer that counter-balances camera shake and automatically extends exposure time in dark settings.
Based on leaks, the
Galaxy Note 10's camera stack will come with a 12MP primary camera with dual aperture that can go till f/1.5 along with a 12MP telephoto lens and a 16MP ultra-wide camera.
Samsung, however, will require
Galaxy Note 10+ buyers to purchase separate 45W wired chargers as it is said to include a 25W charging head in the box.
Firstly the
Galaxy Note 8 will have a smaller battery than the
Galaxy Note 7 (which continues a theme of Samsung playing it safe with battery capacities this year) and secondly the fingerprint sensor remains idiotically positioned.
As for the connectivity options,
Galaxy Note 10+ is expected to have 20W wireless charging, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, and Wi-Fi 6.
First, it is (https://www.ibtimes.com/samsung-galaxy-note-10-color-options-leaked-ahead-release-2792478) said that the
Galaxy Note 10 will come in a few "unique shades," one of which might be Cardinal Red.
SlashLeaks has obtained a new render which ties in perfectly with Olixar's official
Galaxy Note 8 cases.
According to Indian blog (https://www.91mobiles.com/hub/samsung-galaxy-note-10-pro-storage-battery-screen-size-details-exclusive/) 91mobiles , unnamed but trusted sources say that the previously reported smartphone code named SM-N975 is not the
Galaxy Note 10 Pro, but actually the standard
Galaxy Note 10 model.
The
Galaxy Note 9 last year was launched on August 9 and the company was largely expected to launch the successor on the same month.
(https://bgr.com/2019/06/04/galaxy-note-10-release-date-closes-in-45w-battery-charger-leaked/) BGR reported that the Samsung
Galaxy Note 10 will have the fastest charging yet compared to any other smartphone currently available in the market.