Samsung Galaxy S10 | Decision For The Name

Samsung Galaxy S10:

For Samsung Galaxy S10, We have also heard that Samsung could change the name of the range, launching the next model as the Samsung Galaxy X. That may seem unlikely, but Koh Dong-jin, the head of Samsung's mobile division, has been quoted as saying that "we've been thinking if we need to keep the moniker S or the numbering system," so it's possible.

What we Want to See:

Despite how good the Samsung Galaxy S9 is, it is also quite similar to the Samsung Galaxy S8, so we expect Samsung to change things for the Galaxy S10. This is what we want to see.

4. Most Vibrant Photos:

While the overall quality of the photos taken by the Galaxy S9 is very high, some lack vitality and some are also more discolored than we would have expected or desired. This is especially true when there is back-light, so we would like the Samsung Galaxy S10 mobile to be able to cope with this better.

5. AR Emoji Improved:

AR Emoji was one of the most publicized features of the Galaxy S9 range, but it was also one of the less impressive aspects of these phones.

There are some reasons for this. Beyond its intrinsically misleading nature, it can also be difficult to create one that resembles you, and by recording a video of yourself using the emoji, the camera's facial recognition is not powerful enough to do it justice.

While AR Emoji is probably never an essential feature, if Samsung will continue to use them, we would like them to at least rival Apple's Animoji next time.

6. Better Battery Life:

Battery life is one thing that does not improve with each new generation of phones. In fact, sometimes it gets worse. In the case of the Samsung S9 and the Galaxy S9 Plus, you are only looking at a day of life.

And while that can generally be fine for anyone who does not mind plugging in the phone every night, it's worth remembering that the battery will start to run out over time, so a day of life when you buy the phone means less than a day. Year or two and up

As such, we really want to see improvements in the Galaxy S10's battery, either through a larger unit than the frankly small 3,000 mAh Galaxy S9 battery, or simply through more efficient hardware and software.

7. A Completely Non-Bevel Appearance:

We already said that we wanted a new Galaxy S10 design, but what we would really like is a total absence of bevels. Just like a full screen front.

We are not expecting this, especially since it would probably mean building the camera and the sensors on the screen, but it is possible and surely would be less ambitious than a folding phone, which we could also get from Samsung that is galaxy s10 model 2019.