Samsung debuts the Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+

At the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco this morning, Samsung unveiled a smartphone series ten years in the making: The Galaxy S10. Like S-series lineups before it, the S10 is a showcase of the Seoul, Korea company’s latest technological innovations, which this time around include triple rear cameras, “hole-punch” displays, and reverse wireless charging. And that’s just the tip of a very tall iceberg. The Galaxy S10 series is available for pre-purchase starting tomorrow, with orders expected to ship March 8. Here’s what you need to know. Design Samsung announced not one phone today, but three: The Galaxy S10, the Galaxy S10+, and a low-end variant dubbed the Galaxy S10e. (That’s not counting a 5G-compatible Galaxy S10 that’ll come at a later date.) The internals aren’t quite the same across the board, but in terms of aesthetics, they’re cut from the same cloth. The Galaxy S10 series shares much in common outwardly with as does the and S10+’s, down to the Aluminum 7000 series (or ceramic) frames and bezel-to-bezel screens. They feature protective glass — Corning’s Gorilla Glass 6, to be exact — that’s extraordinarily light and thin, but not at the expense of durability. They’re IP68 rated to… Read full this story

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