Samsung GALAXY S10. A series of new exclusive details about the Samsung phone appeared in the press today, revealing some of the features that customers expect. More precisely, the Samsung GALAXY S10 has confirmed the colors in which it will be sold by the Korean company, more precisely, the first models will be offered in white, black, yellow, green versions, and for some of them there will be an applied gradient .
Samsung GALAXY S10. The colors green and yellow are not so common for the premium phones of the Korean company, but it seems that for this new series they will be offered to customers. The white, black and green colors were also presented with One UI for Android 9, so it is as clear as possible that they will be offered for the Samsung GALAXY S10, so there can be no more doubts from this point of view for the phone.
Samsung GALAXY S10. NEW EXCLUSIVE Phone Details
Samsung GALAXY S10. Apart from that, new details regarding the fingerprint readers are provided for those interested in buying the phones, and the news is extremely good for some of the customers. More precisely, the cheap version of the Samsung GALAXY S10, which will also have a flat screen, will have a fingerprint reader mounted in the case, but the premium models, with screens of 5.8 inches and 6.44 inches, will have ultrasonic fingerprint readers, mounted under screens.
We can confirm that the Galaxy S10 will be available in Black, White, Yellow and Green colors. As you'd expect, not all color options will be offered in every market. The SM-G973x and SM-G975x will feature a 5.8-inch and 6.44-inch display respectively. Both of the premium models will have an in-display fingerprint sensor.
Samsung GALAXY S10. All the recent rumors seem to say the same thing, both in terms of the colors that will be offered for the phones, and in terms of their specifications. This means that Samsung has almost finalized the specifications of its phones, and is going to launch them as we see them at the moment, so it remains only for them to be officially presented in conferences, and then put on sale.
