Samsung is reported to launch four variants of the Galaxy S10 smartphones. Three of which are expected to launch at the MWC in February-March and the fourth, a 5G model, is expected to come out later. It is highly reported that all the devices will sport an Infinity-O display, which has a punch hole in the panel to incorporate the selfie shooter. Now according to a new development, the top-end variant of the three device to be launched at MWC will have four cameras on the back and two on the front. The other two are said to have a rear triple camera setup and a single shooter on the front. The revelation pour in from an e-tailer which is selling Olixar branded cases for these smartphones. In the images on the platform, it can be clearly seen that the 5.8-inch Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and the 6.1-inch Galaxy S10 will have three cameras on the back and a punch hole camera on the top right of the display. The third one, allegedly called the Galaxy S10+, will have four cameras on the back panel and two on the front. Obviously, Samsung will have to make an elliptical hole to incorporate the two front cameras. There is nothing known about these camera sensors but it is expected that the four cameras will have a functionality similar to the ones in the Galaxy A9 - primary camera, telephoto lens, ultra wide-angle shooter and a depth-sensing camera. The two front camera could have a normal lens and an ultra-wide one like the Google Pixel 3. Recently, the South Korean tech comapny unveiled the Galaxy A8s in China. On the Galaxy A8s, the punch-hole to fit the front camera is on the top left corner of the display. Recently, OnLeaks posted an image claiming it to be of the Galaxy S10 smartphone. The image showed the phone having an audio jack, a metallic frame and a glass back. There is also no fingerprint sensor on the back, implying that the device will have an in-display fingerprint sensor. Another OnLeaks report suggests that the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus could be launched in Black, Blue, Red, Green, Grey, and Yellow colour models.
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