Samsung Galaxy S10 May Have Triple Rear Cameras

If you are an avid mobile phone enthusiast, or if you are a tech lover, there is no way in the world that you have not heard of the name Samsung and its most famous and well-loved line of products, the Samsung Galaxy smartphones. These phones have always been coupled with only the latest technology and this time is no different. The electronics giant of South Korea has finally dipped his feet into the water that is the smartphones that have a triple camera in the rear segment earlier this year with the introduction of the Galaxy A7.

We all know that while the A series is also very well received and popular, there is simply no way that it can compete with the level of popularity the flagship S series has. Thus, it comes with almost no surprise at all that the newest entry of the S series, the Samsung Galaxy S10, will move away from the design that utilizes the dual camera.

Sammobile, a well-known and respected community of fans of Samsung that specializes in sharing any hands-on, tutorial, and the most important news, has recently made a new report. In the report, they stated that the Samsung Galaxy S10, which is coming soon anytime in the next year, will likely have a design that utilizes the recently popular triple back camera setup.

In Sammobile’s recent report, they have discussed the most likely specs of the three cameras in the back of the phone. According to them, the main camera may be of 12-megapixel sensor that has a variable aperture of f/1.5 to 2.4. That was only the main one, the second camera is said to be of 16-megapixel sensor that has an aperture of f/1.9. In addition, the second camera is rumored to have a field of view that stretches to 123 degrees. Last but not least, the third camera may have a 13 megapixels sensor that has an aperture of f/2.4.

As I have stated above, the expected time that the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be launched is next year. To be more specific, it is highly likely that the time will be during the first quarter. After all, 2019 is the tenth anniversary of the day Samsung launched its most loved line of products, the Samsung Galaxy S series.

The specs of the Samsung Galaxy A7 that was released this year

The Samsung Galaxy A7 is without the doubt the current most modern smartphone out of the entire Samsung Galaxy series or even all of Samsung smartphones when it comes to the camera, as it is the very first Samsung phone to utilize the three cameras in the back setup. It’s all glass design utilizes the beautiful Corning Gorilla Glass on both of the phone’s back and front. The A7 uses Samsung’s very own Exynos 7885 processor. This processor can clock at a great rate of 2.2 GHz. It offers two options for RAM and memory.

As for the price of the Samsung Galaxy A7, at the moment the A7 version that has the internal storage of 64 GB and RAM of 4 GB is having a price averages at Rs 23,990. If you are not satisfied with this level of storage capacity, you can always pick up the more expensive A7 version that has a whopping 128 GB to store your data internally and a humongous 6 GB of RAM. The 6 GB RAM, 128 GB internal memory version costs exactly Rs 5,000 more than the other version.

The Samsung Galaxy A7 smartphone has the usual Infinity Display that has become so popular and well-loved since its first introduction along with the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+. Thanks to this, the phone is able to utilize the 6 inches Super AMOLED screen in an amazing way. Of course, as I have mentioned all over this article, another of its many advantages is the fact that it is the very first Samsung phone to have the triple back camera design.

What we have found out so far about the Galaxy S10

Samsung CEO of mobile division DJ Koh had stated that the design change in the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be quite significant when he was talking about the phone that is the anniversary gift from Samsung to celebrate the 10th year since the introduction of the Galaxy S series. There are also rumors about the S10 likely coming with a fingerprint scanner that is in the display area.