But next year, the South Korean giant Samsung will launch the Galaxy S10 and, if the rumors are confirmed, this smartphone will be incredible and will catch the attention of all technology enthusiasts. One thing we can be sure of: the Samsung Galaxy S10 will not be a copy of the iPhone X. Already many people are talking about the next Samsung S-line smartphone. According to rumors that have been circulating lately, the Galaxy S10 should have a more advanced screen and that will cover a larger percentage of the front of the smartphone. The South Korean giant Samsung is also expected to be able to do what many say that the tech giant Apple has failed to do: put the fingerprint sensor under the screen. In addition, according to rumors, the new Samsung Galaxy S10 can have up to 5 cameras.
But, what about the Notch?
The South Korean giant Samsung has yet to release any information about the Galaxy S10, nor do we expect the brand to do so before the start of 2019. But fortunately, there is often no need to speak to imply certain points of view – a picture is worth more than 1000 words.
This family that is in the image above has a haircut to remind the iPhone X notch and appeared in one of the latest videos released by the South Korean giant Samsung where the brand enjoys the iPhone. This can only mean one thing: Samsung will never in its lifetime launch a smartphone with a notch. Moreover, no one will forget the “Ingenius” videos released by the South Korean giant Samsung. And if Samsung ever launches a smartphone with notch then everyone will laugh on its face. https://youtu.be/FPhetlu3f2g
Conclusion
Everyone is curious to see the new Galaxy S10. But one thing is certain. Samsung will do anything to distance itself from the iPhone X and see any association with Apple’s current top-tier as a minor defeat. The latest videos released by the Korean brand’s marketing team show that. The natural evolution of technology indicates that in the future the tech giant Apple will abandon the notch. But for that to happen all the sensors have to be placed under the screen. This implies large manufacturing costs and, in a sense, the technology is not yet ready; That’s why, for now, the tech giant Apple’s decisions make sense. So, what do you think about this? Simply share all your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
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