Only eight days to go before the official announcement of the new Galaxy Note line of Samsung and, as expected, more leaks start popping up all the time as this year’s second Unpacked event approaches.
A few days after the flagship duo leaked into photos displaying the dummies (visual prototypes), now a new photograph unveiled by TechTalkTV and shared by the well-known Ice Universe, we have what will probably be the first real photos of the Galaxy Note 10+. These allow us to confirm that South Korea’s next top of the range will be exactly as per the renders we have seen.
https://twitter.com/UniverseIce/status/1156389983441149957
The shared images show us the Galaxy Note 10+ startup screen and the start of your setup. But what is really retained from these images is their almost borderless screen.
Both images show that Samsung has almost completely reduced the screen margins of the Galaxy Note 10. Both the top and bottom of the device are almost non-existent in structure. Its curved sides are not exactly new, but they give the impression that the smartphone has no margins. A center hole for the front camera is also confirmed.
Over the past few years, Samsung has been striving to reduce the screen margins of its devices as much as possible. It all started with the Galaxy S8 and now, two years later, we see a product with nearly 100% use of its structure.
To this end, Samsung has already incorporated its fingerprint sensor into the screen. It also adopted the Infinity-O philosophy which consists of a screen that has a “hole” for its front camera. That screen has arrived with the Galaxy S10 and the new Galaxy Note 10 will follow the same steps.
The launch of the Galaxy Note 10 line is confirmed for next August 7th, and Samsung is also expected to introduce new devices and accessories during the Unpacked event.
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