**Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Leaks: A Look at the Upcoming Smartphone**

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series is expected to bring significant changes to the company's flagship smartphones, and leaks suggest that it will be a game-changer. According to reports, Samsung will be releasing two new models of the Note series, which will be part of the regular Note lineup as well as high-end Pro variants.

The main model will feature a normal design with 5G capabilities, while the Pro variant will have a similar design but with additional features and upgrades. The Pro model is expected to have more storage options, including a higher capacity model with up to 512GB of storage. However, it's worth noting that these are just rumors at this point, and Samsung has not officially confirmed the details of its upcoming lineup.

In terms of hardware, the Galaxy Note 10 series is expected to feature a large display with a high refresh rate, making it ideal for gaming and multimedia consumption. The phone will also have a powerful processor, ample storage options, and advanced camera capabilities. Additionally, the device will likely feature a new design language, which will be similar to that of the Galaxy S10 series.

One of the most exciting features of the Galaxy Note 10 series is the battery life. According to reports, Samsung will be using graphene-based batteries in its upcoming devices, which can store up to 45% more charge than traditional lithium-ion batteries. These new batteries also charge five times faster and are safer, with no risk of explosion or fire. However, it's worth noting that these batteries have limitations, as they can only hold a charge for up to 500 cycles before the battery health drops.

In addition to the improved battery life, the Galaxy Note 10 series will also feature wireless charging capabilities, which will allow users to quickly top off their device without having to plug it into a wall outlet. The phone will support fast wireless charging speeds of up to 20 watts, making it ideal for heavy users who need to keep their devices charged throughout the day.

Another interesting feature that has been reported is the absence of physical buttons on the Galaxy Note 10 series. According to reports, Samsung will be removing all physical buttons from its upcoming device, including the power button, volume buttons, and Bixby button. Instead, users will have capacitive touch controls on the side of the device, which can be used to adjust settings and interact with the phone.

While this design shift may seem unusual at first, it's actually a clever move by Samsung. By removing physical buttons from its device, Samsung is able to create a sleeker and more modern design that is similar to that of flagship devices like the iPhone 10 series. Additionally, wireless charging capabilities will allow users to quickly top off their device without having to physically interact with it.

The Galaxy Note 10 series is expected to launch in August or September 2019, although no official release date has been confirmed by Samsung yet. When it does launch, it's likely that the phone will start at around $1,000 for the entry-level model, which will be similar to that of the Galaxy S10 series.

**Battery and Charging Capabilities**

The battery life on the Galaxy Note 10 series is expected to be one of its strongest selling points. According to reports, Samsung will be using graphene-based batteries in its upcoming devices, which can store up to 45% more charge than traditional lithium-ion batteries. These new batteries also charge five times faster and are safer, with no risk of explosion or fire.

In terms of charging capabilities, the Galaxy Note 10 series will support fast wireless charging speeds of up to 20 watts, making it ideal for heavy users who need to keep their devices charged throughout the day. Additionally, the phone will have a power-saving mode that can extend battery life even further.

**Design and Display**

The design of the Galaxy Note 10 series is expected to be sleek and modern, with a focus on minimalism and simplicity. The phone will likely feature a large display with a high refresh rate, making it ideal for gaming and multimedia consumption.

According to reports, the Galaxy Note 10 series will have a similar design language to that of the Galaxy S10 series, although with some subtle differences. The phone will likely feature a metal frame and glass back, although the exact details are still unclear at this point.

**Conclusion**

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series is shaping up to be an exciting new lineup of smartphones from Samsung. With improved battery life, advanced camera capabilities, and sleek designs, these devices are sure to be popular among tech enthusiasts and power users alike. As more information becomes available, we can expect to see even more details about the features and specifications of each device.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthe Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and smartphone for 2019 that's if you exclude the Samsung Galaxy fold and it would be launching in about three months time and as I've yet to talk about the note 10 before here's our first look servers episode on the samsung galaxy note I'm covering the design the display specs camera special features battery release date price and basically everything we know and a moment in terms of the samsung galaxy note 10 and those snacks ready and enjoy okay so something that I like and also this like about Samsung is that it have two different flagship lineups so they have the Samsung Galaxy S line and Samsung Galaxy Note line and a new note usually launches just about four months after a new Samsung Galaxy S has been released followed by another brand new Galaxy S about six months or so after so Samsung phones get outdated very very quickly when compared to Google or Apple just because they tend to release few flagships each year instead of just a single one so this is similar to how oneplus does it as well and it's pretty much always been the case where the Galaxy S would come with a new design and new features and then the new note would be an improved version of that we've seen that with the note eight which was a better version of the S AIDS we've seen it with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 same thing it was a better version of the S 9 and the note 10 would be exactly the same thing an improved version of the Galaxy S 10 from just a few months ago so section number one we have the design design-wise the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 to the Galaxy S 10 plus with those really thin bezels and a front camera cutout and that's about it now when it comes to that camera cutout at the end of 2018 Samsung has showcased us there are upcoming infinity panels so we have the infinity V D infinity u the infinity o which is actually used at the moment in the galaxy s 10 and the SN plus and yesterday as well as the new infinity which is a completely baseless display with absolutely zero cutouts which hasn't really been used in anything so far so I was actually wondering what phone would be using that display regardless of what phone it would be it would have had to be in a samsung phone first as Samsung's always prioritizing their own devices when it comes to their latest technologies well the thing is Samsung has actually unveiled a very unique phone recently meets the Samsung Galaxy a 80 so this is a mid-range phone by Samsung but actually features some very innovative things than not even the Galaxy S 10 plus has for example it has the brand-new infinity display with absolutely zero cutouts and some extremely extremely thin bezels this thing looks so futuristic and what's even more futuristic about this phone is the camera so this phone is a slidable phone similar to the Oppo find X from last year if you guys remember that and what's even more interesting is that the camera is also flippable as well so you have the exact same camera on both the front as well as the back and I wouldn't be surprised if Samsung does use a similar design and see my design idea at least with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 the no 10 and especially with the display size of the note 10 that would be the perfect device to use with the s-pen which is basically the key selling feature of the note lineup but I mean realistically that's not happening the note 10 would still have that dual camera cut out from the s10 plus as all the previous recent notes have all been improved versions of the Galaxy S lineup verdun something entirely new and some camera leaks which I'll talk about in a second in the camera section of this video pretty much confirmed this as well now when it comes to the display the bell which had a pretty good track record in the past the report that Samsung would be releasing not one but two models of the Galaxy Note 10 this is pretty interesting so a regular note 10 that would come with a 6 point 4 inch display so the same size as the Galaxy S 10 plus and then a larger no 10 which would come with a 6 point 7 to 6 point 75 inch panels of similar to the galaxy s 10 plus 5 G and then ice universe who's had a really good track record so far in terms of leaks he tweeted note 10 Pro now the Bell did say that a smaller No 10 would be tested in Europe first mostly so that Samsung can test out the waters you know before releasing this thing globally but the larger notes and the note 10 Pro that would be the main no 10 so to say now every every device that has Pro in its name needs a few extra features something more than just a larger display and it seems like one of these features would actually be a quad camera module instead of the triple one that we got with the SN Plus and yes then and this will only be on the larger No 10 Pro and not a smaller no 10 this is according to another report made by the Bell and apparently this would be the exact same one at the camera module or at least very similar to the one found in the galaxy extend 5g edition scenario this one pretty much shows that no unfortunately we would not be getting that flippable camera that we've seen in the galaxy AAT that would be cool but yeah realistically it's not happening and the galaxy Stan 5g Edition also comes with a six point seven inch display and the quad camera on the back where we have a main 12 megapixel lens a 16 megapixel ultra-wide lens a 12 megapixel telephoto lens as well as a fourth 3d def sensing camera so this is fourth model module which is actually used for improving deaf mapping in portrait mode so this is pretty much the no tents camera at leaks when it comes to everything that we've seen so far and honestly the the cameras on the s10 are very very good so check out this off that camera comparisons between the s10 and multiple phones even the blind camera test case you haven't seen that one but yeah I only have two complaints when it comes to the camera on the s10 the first one being the poor dynamic range on on Raw photography so my iPhone tennis max just obliterates ds-10 in terms of dynamic range this is how much I've managed to recover from this shot by the way which I initially thought to be lost completely and then my second complaint is when it comes to low-light photography so while the s10 is better than the iPhone to this max it's significally worse than the pixel three and lowlights and the reason for that is night sights Google's amazing image processing I mean look at that pixel 3 versus the samsung galaxy s 10 yes pixel 3 wins by a long long margin and while we had something similar but yeah Sampson has literally nothing they have bright night kind of but it activates automatically and it's pretty bad yeah Samsung is apparently working on a night mode of their own to compete with Google and Huawei according to ice universe and apparently this would be launching in April or May with a future software updates now you can indeed side load the Google pixel camera app on a samsung galaxy s 10 however you need to have a Qualcomm Snapdragon model of the s10 and not the XS Huan that's being sold in Europe unfortunately see how the night mode would be something that the note 10 would feature out of the box as well when it launches in August and do expect some small improvements to the image processing as well so basically through software samsung has usually done this every year with the note lineup small improvements from the s lineup even when the camera modules were basically identical now when it comes to the specs this would be very similar to the highest end version of the Galaxy S 10 plus so that means the Snapdragon 855 for the US and Canadian models of the note 10 and then excellence 98 24 international ones up to 12 gigabytes of RAM and up to one terabyte of storage and also micro SD card support so these specs this phone will be absolutely insane same as the s10 pluses however there is one thing that's rumored to be coming to the note 10 that the Samsung Galaxy has tended in half and is ufs 3.0 stored from ufs 2.1 the galaxy fold by way already has this this is essentially Samsung's next generation of flash storage and can get speeds of up to 1.5 gigabytes per second read which is insane in a phone I mean that's crazy and about 400 megabytes per second for the right speeds this is according to an image and a video posted by ice universe and just to give you guys an idea the sn+ it only comes with a u FS 2.1 the previous generation which still has some the impressive write speeds of about 700 to 800 megabytes per second and about close to 200 megabytes per second for the write speeds so yeah u FS 3.0 is pretty much double the performance of us bes ufs 2.1 okay so what about special features anything unique about the node 10 well all the special features would be pretty much identical to the SN plus with the exception of the s-pen and when it comes to the s-pen I absolutely love mine the only issue is that it only works best at least with Sampson's zone as Notes app which only syncs with Samsung devices so it doesn't work on desktop or not even on other Android phones so it's a very very locked-in approach but hey if you're into s notes and the s-pen then this is an amazing thing to have and expect some improvements and small ones with the s-pen as well and we don't know anything specific regarding the next s-pen but what we do know is that we will be getting two extra models actually of the note n so he has four models now two of the notes and and that's because three of those would actually have 5 G's so the main model normal and 5g and then the pro model again normal and 5g ok here is a really cool one so eating use reports something quite unique about the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and that's that this the fact that Samson will be promoting a keyless feature on the no 10 essentially they would remove all the buttons so that means no power button no volume buttons not even a big sweet button anymore literally nothing aside from the headphone jack and the charging port which are of course you know ports and up buttons that's weird I know but apparently you would still have capacitive buttons on the side so you'll still have something to basically touch and it will be a vibration motor that's going to be improved and you would be able to feel those so something similar apparently to what HTC did with the HTC u 12 which didn't have any buttons either fortunately though I'm got some pretty bad reviews by the way and realistically it's it's easily doable you can have a phone a smartphone today with no buttons or even ports at all and it would charge through wireless charging so you never need to turn it off unless it discharges and then once you put it on a wireless charger it would turn itself on so that's doable the volume can be easily changed through software like most people do now on iOS for example on the iPad in the control center on my 20 18 11 inch iPad pro I almost never use the actual volume buttons to change the volume instead I use the software volume slider but a eliminate the comments if this is something you would like to have or something you would be okay with in a future smartphone okay so now let's move on to honestly what's the most exciting feature and section of this video by far and that's the battery and you'll see why in a second so there's been some reports that Samson will actually switch to graphene-based batteries for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and what are those well a lithium ion based batteries were actually developed I believe in 1991 so yeah we've been using these for quite some time and the technology hasn't really changed at all and we've basically had to adapt to the low capacity battery so we actually had to make more power-efficient processors so yeah the batteries haven't really changed at all for in more than 20 years now something that apply for a patent on this a few years ago actually and these batteries can store 45% more charge than the latest technology we have today and also charge five times faster so also they cannot explode or catch fire either and there is a personal issue with those batteries so they cannot hold a charge for too long after after 500 cycles the battery health actually drops you 78.6% however it appears that all this has now been fixed so the note M could be the world's for a smart phone with such a battery if not then the S 11 is also a likely candidate what else interested a battery well reverse while is charging 20 watt wireless charging is also said to be included as well we don't really know the actual battery capacity just yet so no news on that now when it comes to the release day this would be around August to September 2019 and so pretty much all the notes all the previous notes launched around this period and finally we have the price yes it won't be cheap at all so the entry-level note 10 is rumored to start at $1,000 the same as the no 9 and the Galaxy S 10 Plus which means that no 10 Pro could start at about $1,250 here's to make things clear this would be for the baseline 128 gigabytes of storage models with no 5g so the 5g models would be more than that but regardless this phone would be packed with features and considering that this thing will cost basically the same as an iPhone 10s the regular 10s costs now okay it's still gonna be a really good deal yeah limited comments your thoughts on the galaxy note n so far and also subscribe below figurations if you can't a channel and you want to see more leaks rose episodes like this one but yeah this is being pretty much it for this video I'm Daniel I'm actually away on holiday as well at the moment I recorded this video like a week ago or something so yeah following a story on zone effect for more cool traveling images whatever behind the scene shots hopefully at both did something yeah I think we're for watching I'm Daniel and I'll see you guys in the next cool video 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