The Samsung company has made it official about its intent to announce the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10 in August.
The giant multinational sent official invitations to the media. Samsung is expected to make an announcement of the new Technology on August 7, in Brooklyn, New York.
According to the media, the invitation provides distinct clues that form an exclamation point. Part of the invitation reads:
“Samsung Electronics will unveil new devices designed to take the Galaxy ecosystem’s connectivity to the next level,”
The S Pen in the invitation is a glossy black device. The shape looks identical to Galaxy Note 9 of 2018 though of a different colour.
But while many anticipated a Note 10 with a triple or even quadruple design, the single camera on the S Pen has however generated so much curiosity.
Perhaps the single lens could refer to the selfie camera. Who knows?
Here is some information about the Galaxy Note 10
The phone anticipated will almost certainly be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor.
There have been several speculations flying around over the possible features of the soon-to-be-unveiled device. Some expect the phone to be revealed in two different sizes, including a Note 10 Pro variant.
Some others think the feature should be a new or refreshed design. There is also the idea that the device might come with a 5x optical zoom lens which should well compete with the Huawei P30 Pro.
And again, it is almost certain that the Note 10 will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor. It should come with about 8GB of memory or more. And storage of about 128GB or even more.
It is worthy of note that the Note 9 already has one of the top displays on the market, who knows what exactly should be expected. The battery is probably going to rate as much as 4,500mAh.
What exactly do you look out for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10?
Other than increase the refresh rate (to 90Hz or 120Hz), it doesn’t look like there’s not much Samsung can do to improve upon its astounding screen tech.
The announced event will be streamed live from the company’s website. Keep a close eye on Samsung’s web site.
