Samsung Galaxy S10 coming with 4K selfie camera, reverse wireless charging -teaser videos revealed

Earlier of this month, the renders of the upcoming smartphones from the Samsung S10 series namely Samsung Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ revealed on the web with leaked specifications.
Now the teaser videos of the Samsung Galaxy S10 series tries to confirm that the S10 smartphones will be notchless and also have in-display fingerprint readers.
The smartphones will be totally based on ultrasonic technology. It means the technology will make them more versatile and can read a finger even if it’s wet, since the waves can pass through the liquid. The smartphones with such technology comes with the sensor size of 0.15 millimeter, which offers  the smartphone with slim body.

The other videos targets its selfie camera with 4K recording and also the early rumor revealed that it will come with 10MP camera with Optical Image Stabilization, which helps to deliver less blurry images and smoother video.
OIS works by controlling the path of the image through the lens and onto the image sensor. It helps to get a sharper image, especially when your hands are moving during the exposure.

As we know the Samsung’s Optical Image Stabilization system,which is known as Smart OIS used in the Galaxy S and Note series smartphones with big sensors helps to deliver clear and sharp photos even in low light conditions.

While the last teaser video reveals that the Galaxy S10 smartphones will come with the fast 15W wireless charging and 9W reverse wireless charging.

According to the latest rumor ,all the upcoming Galaxy S10 variants will come Infinity-O display with the resolution of 2960 x 1440pixels . It will come with a front-facing camera and packs three rear cameras on the back. It will be armed with either Exynos 9820 or Qualcomm Snapdragon 855chipset.

We will get the more confirmed specifications on the announcement of Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ and Galaxy S10 Lite which will be held on 20th February.

Stay with us fore information.

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