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All four Galaxy S10 variants, including the 5G model, have Infinity-O displays. What that means is that the selfie camera (or cameras) reside in a hole punched through the screen.
Standard Galaxy S10 wallpapers, that don’t incorporate the punch hole, are welcomed too. But why go for them when you can have North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un using the S10 Plus’s cutout as a ...
The last wallpaper for the Galaxy S10+ / S10 5G actually comes in form of R.O.B., also known as the Robotic Operating Body, a robot manufactured by Nintendo.
Samsung’s new Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and S10E have many new advancements, but the biggest change to their designs compared to last year’s models is the new hole-punch display.
Galaxy S10+ device owners also get a treat, namely two wallpapers, one featuring a periscope coming out of the water (with the camera lenses as its head, of course), and another incorporating the ...
There’s even this Darth Vader. Scary. Only one of the wallpapers shown above is truly compatible with the Galaxy S10 and S10e, but don’t fret, there are specific designs made for them, too.
Samsung offers wallpapers to make the cutouts in the Galaxy S10’s display a little less prominent. Or you can pick a wallpaper that helps personalize your new phone.
Samsung's new Galaxy S10 comes with a welcome overhaul in design, performance, and features over previous Galaxy S phones. It's a fantastic smartphone that anyone would be happy with.
Samsung has launched its flagship Galaxy S10 smartphone but doesn't want to show-off the punch hole in the handset's display. Here's the proof.
We also have the dimensions of the handset, according to reports at SamMobile: The Galaxy S10+ dimensions are said to be 157.5 x 75.0 x 7.8mm compared to 157.7 x 73.8 x 8.5mm of the Galaxy S9+.
There have been a ton of Galaxy S10 rumors in recent months, but a new leak has delivered a ton of renders and a 360 degree video. Here's what we now know about Samsung's new flagship.
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