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And three rear cameras. (Image Source: PhoneArena) Samsung Galaxy S10+ will feature a triple rear camera configuration, according to PhoneArena. This report claims that the high-end model of Samsung’s flagship series will not feature four cameras at the back, as claimed by many leaks. It also features image renders, with possible dimensions of Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. The PhoneArena report claims to have received an anonymous tip on the Galaxy S10+’s rear camera arrangement. Accordingly, it is expected that both Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ will come with three cameras that are horizontally stacked onto the phone’s back, and supported by an LED flash module. Besides this, the leak hints at details of the Infinity-O display, that includes a punch hole for the phone’s front cameras.
Samsung had unveiled the Infinity-O display at the Samsung Developer Conference last month, that debuted on Galaxy A8s, that was launched in China recently. PhoneAreana states that this is another AMOLED display, that offers 2K+ screen resolution. As per the image renders, it appears that this display will be curved at the edges, reducing side bezels to a minimum, while keeping a slim chin.
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For both Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+, the in-display camera hole will be placed at the top right corner, though the latter is expected to have a pill-shaped hole. Also read: Samsung Galaxy S10 colour variants leaked These image renders also speculate that the 6.1-inch Galaxy S10 could have a length of 148.9mm and a breadth of 70.9mm. Meanwhile, Galaxy S10+, rumoured to have a 6.4-inch display, will bear a length and breadth of 157.7mm and 75mm respectively. Both are estimated to come with a thickness of 7.8mm. The design renders also show a 3.5mm audio jack at the bottom, a feature that Samsung could be thinking of eliminating with other phones in 2019. ONDECEMBER 17 "XIAOMI’S REDMI 7 PRO SPOTTED ON TENAA CERTIFICATION, COULD" Xiaomi’s Redmi 7 Pro spotted on TENAA certification, could Xiaomi could be planning to launch the Redmi 7 Pro in the near future.
(Image credit: TENAA) A Xiaomi device likely to be the Redmi 7 Pro has been spotted through China’s TENAA regulatory agency. This means that Xiaomi is very close to finishing work on the phone and announcing in the market, although it’s still unknown when it will actually happen. The upcoming smartphone has been spotted on TENAA with the model number M1901F9T.
Based on the information currently available, Redmi 7 Pro will likely feature a waterdrop-style notch display, similar to that of Vivo V11 Pro and OnePlus 6T. Photos shared on TENAA also reveal that the soon-to-launch phone will come with a dual-camera setup and a fingerprint scanner on the back. The listing doesn’t reveal much information about the smartphone, including its specifications. However, it’s being speculated that the Redmi 7 Pro might come with a 5.84-inch display with full HD+ resolution, a 2900mAh battery, and dual-SIM card support. Of course, the device will run on Google’s Android mobile OS. Other specifications listed on the TENAA rating site are 3GB, 4GB and 6GB RAM along with 32GB, 64GB and 128GB storage options.
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Dimensions of the device are 147.76×71.89×7.8 (mm) and it will weigh 150 grams. The listing also talks of 12MP main camera, and 8MP front camera. The TENAA listing reveals the Redmi 7 Pro will come with an octa-core processor clocked at 2.3Ghz. The front display could have a waterdrop notch design as well.
Colour options listed for the Redmi 7 Pro are: Black, white, blue, red, yellow, pink, green, purple, pink, gold, silver, gray, which is a lot more than what Xiaomi typically releases, so this could change as well. A lot has been said and written about the Redmi 7 series. Speculation is rife that Xiaomi will launch, at least, three phones in its Redmi 7 series: Redmi 7A, Redmi 7 and Redmi 7 Pro. All three smartphones have already been certified through China’s 3C, which means that the launch is around the corner.
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