Between the renders, specs, and general information about the Galaxy Note 10 that’s leaked over the past couple of months, it should come as zero surprise that it won’t have a headphone jack. This morning, the Note 10’s headphone dongle has leaked.
The Galaxy Note 10 is set to be officially unveiled in about two weeks, and ahead of the announcement, Samsung is opening up reservations. If you want to ensure you’ll be able to get a Galaxy Note 10 on launch day, you can now make a reservation for your pre-order.
We’re only a couple of weeks away from the debut of the Galaxy Note 10, and this morning, a massive leak has revealed or confirmed the specs, cameras, and just about everything we need to know about Samsung’s coming flagship.
Ahead of the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, we have quite a bit of information and plenty of rumors to delve into.
We’re just a couple of weeks out from the debut of the Galaxy Note 10, and details are slowly being confirmed. This week, it’s been revealed that all Galaxy Note 10 models will apparently ship with 25W fast chargers.
Yesterday, Qualcomm made some waves by announcing the Snapdragon 855 Plus, a decent performance upgrade to the chip found in most of this year’s flagship phones. With the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 on the horizon, some had suspected that Samsung’s latest would feature the Snapdragon 855 Plus. However, it appears this will not be the case.
With less than a month until the next Samsung Galaxy event, more and more details about the Note 10 have leaked. The latest shows official Samsung renders for the large phone and Watch Active 2, which will likely be announced alongside each other.
Earlier this week, renders showed off our best look to date at the Galaxy Note 10. Now, thanks to some FCC images that have been leaked out, hands-on images of the Galaxy Note 10+ are here to further confirm the design of Samsung’s next phablet.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ are at the very top of many “most wanted” lists ahead of its launch. We caught our first glimpse, courtesy of leaked press renders recently, but now we have some more solid Galaxy Note 10 pricing information to add.
We’re just under a month away from the official debut of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, and today, a couple of new official-looking renders have hit the web with our first look at Samsung’s latest take on the S-Pen stylus.
Over the past several weeks, leaks of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 have been hitting the web. This evening, Samsung has confirmed that it will be hosting an event on August 7th to launch the Note 10, as well as something related to the S-Pen and a camera too.
The Galaxy S9 delivered a fascinating new camera technology with its dual-aperture sensor. According to a reliable tipster, the Galaxy Note 10 is going to one-up the variable aperture design with a third stop.
As the second half of the year approaches, there are quite a few smartphones to look forward to. Tonight, we’re learning that Samsung is reportedly planning for an August 7th launch event for the Galaxy Note 10 in a familiar location.
While the Galaxy Note 10 has already broken cover in a series of reference renders and 360-degree videos, it’s now the turn of the bigger Galaxy Note 10 Pro. The device looks set to break up the Note line for the very first time since the Note Edge in 2014.
While the Samsung Galaxy S10 line is the current top-tier offering from the South Korean tech giant, the upcoming Galaxy Note 10 will no doubt take that formula, refine it, and then pump out one of the most wanted devices of 2019. Now thanks to some leaked reference renders by notorious leakster @OnLeaks and 91Mobiles, we’ve got a glimpse of what we can expect from the Samsung’s most wanted — the Galaxy Note 10.
We’re still a couple of months away from the debut of the Galaxy Note 10, but we’re already starting to learn more about Samsung’s upcoming flagship thanks to some leaks and rumors. This week, a few Note 10 leaks and rumors have hit the web, so let’s take a look.
After a busy May that saw the Pixel 3a and OnePlus 7 Pro launch, the next wave of phone launches are brewing. A report today claims that Samsung will drop the headphone jack, power key, and volume buttons on the Galaxy Note 10.
It’s going to be a while until 5G hits the mainstream, and in the meantime, it’s probably going to add a lot of cost to our smartphones. Today, Samsung’s first 5G smartphone, the Galaxy S10 5G has officially gone up for pre-order, and it’s got a big price in tow. On top of that, a 5G Galaxy Note 10 has also been officially confirmed.
We’ve just seen Samsung unveil and then subsequently release the latest in their line of Galaxy devices in the form of the Galaxy S10e, S10 and S10+, but rumors about potential Galaxy Note 10 devices are now beginning to appear.
Samsung is largely expected to switch from a physical fingerprint sensor to one under the display on its upcoming Galaxy S10. This week, a new report is giving us a bit more insight on the company’s plans, and how it could affect other devices in the future.
