Multiple reports have claimed over the past few months that Samsung will be offering three variants of the Galaxy S10. However, a recent report claimed that there may be a fourth variant, one that will have 5G support. Some even claimed that this model will have a massive 6.7 inch display as well. A Twitter-based leakster now has more information to offer about this device.
According to this rumor, the 5G Galaxy S10 is indeed going to have a 6.7 inch OLED display. It would thus be the biggest model of the bunch as the other three models are said to feature 5.8 inch, 6.1 inch, and 6.4 inch displays respectively.
It’s also claimed that this variant will only be available in South Korea and the United States. This does make sense given that they’re the only two countries where 5G networks are expected to go live in the first quarter of next year.
A ToF or time of flight sensor is reportedly going to be present on both the front and rear camera. This 3D sensing technology would allow for powerful augmented reality experiences as well as improved facial recognition through the front camera.
As for how much this top of the line model will cost is anybody’s guess right now. Both Verizon and AT&T have confirmed that they will be offering a Samsung 5G smartphone early next year so even if some or all of this information is incorrect, folks in the U.S. should rest assured as they will be able to get a 5G phone in the coming months.
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