The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus will be one of the next tops of the South Korean company’s range. Incidentally, this entire line of Android smartphones should be unveiled as early as February 2019. Looking specifically at the Plus model, there is something we can compare directly with the unfortunate Galaxy Note 7.
For the most forgotten, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was one of the most striking smartphones of the brand. Unfortunately not for the best reasons. All because this great smartphone suffered from a problem in its batteries that made it combust.
As a result, South Korea was forced to remove Galaxy Note 7 from the market. A worldwide collection that has caused millions in losses. Values so large that not every company would be able to survive.
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs Samsung Galaxy Note 7
But looking now for the future, the new Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is coming. It will, it seems, one of the biggest smartphones ever launched by technology and today’s images demonstrate that.
That said, we have the well-known Ice Universe to release new images of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus screen. This time we have a comparison with Galaxy Note 7 which reveals an interesting fact.
Therefore it is noted that the only screen of the Galaxy S10 Plus is as big as the whole Galaxy Note 7. A data that can be interpreted in two ways. On the one hand, we see that the South Korean giant is developing equipment with ever bigger screens.
But, on the other hand, this shows us the fantastic work that technology has been developing in reducing the margins of its screens. It should be noted that Note 7 had a curved screen of 5.7 inches, but with significant margins. On the other hand, the Galaxy S10 Plus will have a 6.4-inch screen with reduced margins.
This image further confirms some details regarding the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus. We see that only spaces were reserved for the front camera of the smartphone, with the philosophy of Infinity-O, and for your handset.
Finally, one last note just to re-launch the discussion regarding the need for the Note line in the market. The justification of a large screen is increasingly unfounded. Thus, the only differentiating point between the Galaxy S and the Note is even the S Pen.
