Samsung Galaxy S10, prices, launch and release dates, models and sizes leak

Samsung Galaxy S10 is the Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphone. And, we've plenty of leaks about the upcoming Galaxy S10.

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According to a Gizmodo UK's source, the Galaxy S10 will arrive on February 20, before the annual Mobile World Congress event that month. The phone will be available for preorder from that day, and will be released on March 8.

The source told Gizmodo UK that there will be three versions of the S10: the standard version with a curved screen (S10), a plus version (S10+), and a non-curved flat screen (S10 Lite). The standard version will have a 6.1" screen, the plus version will have a 6.4" screen and the flat screen version will have a 5.8" screen.

The phone is expected to have the 'Infinity O' display same like the display of 'Samsung Galaxy A8', where a small hole is made on the front of the screen for a front facing camera.

The S10 is said to have the feature called Powershare. Like the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, S10 will also be able to wirelessly charge the batteries of other devices with this feature.

The leak also stated the S10 will have an in-screen fingerprint scanner, but unlike the optical fingerprint sensors used by most of the phones, S10 will use an ultrasonic one, which is much faster and secure. There will be no iris scanner on the S10.

According to Gizmodo UK, here are the storage and UK prices for each S10 models.

The flat non-curved cheaper model of the S10 will have 128GB of storage and retail at £669 (~$850).

The standard S10 with 6.1" screen will have either 128GB or 512GB of storage for £799 (~$1010) and £999 (~$1265) respectively.

The plus version with 6.4" screen will come in three storage option: 128GB, 512GB and a whopping 1TB for £899 (~$1140) , £1099 (~$1390) and £1399 (~$1770) respectively.

*The prices are UK based.