Samsung GALAXY S10 is going to be launched in three models on the market during this year, and according to one who seems to have been present today at a presentation by the president of the mobile division of Samsung, something interesting is prepared. More precisely, the Samsung GALAXY S10 is to be launched by the Korean company in three models that will be available with screens that have a diagonal of 5.8 inches, 6.1 inches and 6.4 inches, just like the iPhone models from 2018.
The Samsung GALAXY S10 was announced for release in 2018 in three models that were to be offered in two versions with screens that have a diagonal of 5.8 inches, and a third version that has a screen with a diagonal of 6.4 inches. All three models of the Samsung GALAXY S10 will have OLED screens, but since they come far behind the new iPhones from 2018, which have exactly the same screens, it is quite clear that Samsung thought of copying the strategy of Apple.
Samsung GALAXY S10: Three Models COPIED after iPhone 2018
The Samsung GALAXY S10 does not have these details officially provided by the Samsung company, but if they come from the president of the mobile division, DJ Koh, then it is very clear that the information is 100% real. Those from Samsung produce the OLED screens for the iPhone models from 2018, so they would surely know the plans of the Apple company, so if today's data is real, then it is clear that the strategy for the Samsung GALAXY S10 is copied to a certain extent after that of the iPhone models from 2018.
"For the S10 series, it is expected that there will be 3 mobile phones equipped with 5.8, 6.1 and 6.4" OLED panels. The 6.1" and 6.4" models will adopt the Qualcomm ultrasonic screen fingerprint identification scheme."
The Samsung GALAXY S10 has many interesting news announced by rumors, including an ultrasonic fingerprint reader, which seems to come from Samsung, but everyone will think of the iPhone copy. The Samsung GALAXY S10 will be an anniversary version, the 10th in the Galaxy S series, and many people expected innovation, so offering the series with screens of the same size as the 2018 iPhone models suggests that innovation is dead at Samsung .
