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Samsung Galaxy S10 Specs List To Likely Include A Triple Camera Setup

 Samsung is rumored to pack in a triple camera setup into the upcoming Galaxy S10

Fans expectation from Samsung Galaxy S10 has increased manifolds especially after Samsung’s mobile division CEO, DJ Koh, confirmed that the handset’s design changes will be “very significant.” While Koh did not go into specifics about Samsung Galaxy S10’s specs and features, he did reveal that the handset will witness a number of changes in terms of design and other aspects as compared to the Galaxy S9.

The fact that Samsung is going to celebrate 10 years of its Galaxy S range of smartphones in 2019 further adds to fans’ excitement for the phone.

Coming back to Samsung Galaxy S10 specs, a lot of rumors have already flooded the internet. Samsung’s 10th-anniversary handset is expected to feature a new design, an ultrasonic in-display reader, a front-facing fingerprint scanner embedded underneath the display, a true Face ID rival, but there’s much more.

Samsung is rumored to pack in a triple camera setup into the upcoming Galaxy S10. According to a report from SamMobile, the Galaxy S10 is likely to come with 12MP, 16MP, and 13MP cameras.

The 16MP camera with f1.9 aperture has a field-of-view of 123-degrees, while the 13MP lens is the telephoto one with f2.4 aperture, OIS, and a 45-degree field of view. That leaves the 12MP camera as the phone’s main shooter, with f1.5/f2.4 variable aperture and optical image stabilization (OIS). As per the report, the wide angle lens won’t feature optical image stabilization and autofocus.

Other than the Galaxy S10+ variant that will feature this triple-lens camera setup, Samsung is also expected to launch two other Galaxy S10 versions that will feature dual- and single-lens cameras on the back.

Samsung is expected to launch Galaxy S10 either at CES 2019 in January or at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) event in February.

Caroline Finnegan

A professionnal journalist for the past ten years, I cover global news and economic affairs for The Chief Observer.

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