Samsung Galaxy S10 Exposure: Also Supports Reverse Charging Up To 9W

In February 21, Samsung will officially release the new generation of the flagship Galaxy S10. From the details of the previous exposure, this will be a huge series, which contains at least 5 models, are you looking forward to them?

Now, the latest details from the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) show that the Galaxy S10 will provide a new feature, and it is reverse charging, is it sound familiar, because the Huawei Mate 20 series has been the first to provide This feature.

According to the FCC’s statement, the reverse charging function of the Galaxy S10 will allow users to perform reverse wireless charging on devices that support the Qi standard, such as the iPhone, some Android smartphones, and even smart watches.

Unlike Huawei, Samsung’s reverse charging function will charge faster, and its maximum wireless output power is 9W, which is at least more powerful than the standard charging head of the iPhone.

I don’t know which other manufacturers will follow suit? Compared with the previous generation Galaxy S9 series, the biggest change of the Galaxy S10 is the elimination of back fingerprint recognition, but the screen fingerprinting scheme adopted. It is reported that the Samsung Galaxy S10 series is equipped with Qualcomm ultrasonic screen fingerprint technology, fingerprint recognition speed and security is higher than other solutions.

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In the core configuration, the Samsung Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ are equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 flagship platform (some versions are equipped with Exynos 9820). The Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 is built on a 7nm process. It uses a new three-cluster eight-core architecture. The CPU clock speed is 2.84GHz, the GPU is Adreno 640, and the Antu Bunny runs up to 360,000.