Samsung seemingly confirms Galaxy S10 design in One UI blog post
The Galaxy S10 series will represent a major step in the evolution of Samsung’s flagship smartphones. But with over a month still to go until its debut, the excitement over the whole thing appears to have got to certain employees.
In a recent Samsung Newsroom article (viaGSMArena) dedicated to the benefits of One UI, the South Korean giant accidentally included one particular image which appears to showcase the regular Galaxy S10 which, as expected, features minimal bezels, a curved edge display and, more importantly, a display hole in the top-right corner.
To add further fuel to the fire, Samsung has since removed the image and replaced it with a modified version. This one removes the front-facing camera completely and replaces the previously-thin bezels with significantly thicker ones in the hope of resembling a current-gen design.
In a recent Samsung Newsroom article (viaGSMArena) dedicated to the benefits of One UI, the South Korean giant accidentally included one particular image which appears to showcase the regular Galaxy S10 which, as expected, features minimal bezels, a curved edge display and, more importantly, a display hole in the top-right corner.
Presumably, the image in question was a marketing one that would have been used following the Galaxy S10’s announcement on February 20, or perhaps during the Unpacked event itself. Unfortunately, accidents happen and in this case, they have been published prematurely.
Old vs. New image side by side
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