New patent reveals what the Samsung Galaxy S10 might look like

There has been much speculation about the new equipment that will be presented by the South Korean company, Samsung, one of the most recent is that the Samsung Galaxy S 10 will have an LPDDR5 RAM internally, which will improve the performance of the equipment by 10% and power consumption by 15% compared to the previous generation.

Information that was published by Ice Universe on Twitter. This time a patent reveals the images of a team that appears to be the Samsung Galaxy S10 with nothing more and nothing less than reduced bison.

Phonearena published a series of conceptual designs of the Samsung Galaxy S10, which would be included in a patent of the brand, and where a totally innovative design is observed.

Based on the sketches included, Samsung could reduce the side bevels to a minimum and at the same time eliminate the bottom edge altogether. In fact, the only bezel you currently expect to keep – according to the image – would be the top frame, which in turn will be large enough to accommodate an internal speaker and front camera.

Perhaps most interesting, however, is the rear design, since instead of the entire glass structure and the vertical or horizontal camera configuration in the middle, Samsung seems to be investigating certain rear-screen implementations that would take up a portion of the panel.

Because of this, the sketches also show a repositioned camera configuration, which would now be placed horizontally in the upper left corner. In addition to all this, a USB type C port is present on the bottom of the device along with what appear to be lower-loading speakers on both sides, while the volume control and power key can also be seen on the frame.

In addition to the published patent, on Ice Universe’s Twitter they shared an image with this design of the Samsung Galaxy S10 totally frameless, although it would not be the first mobile phone with reduced bíseles that we have known in the market, it would be the first of the Korean brand.

As it can be seen, the absence of the bisonels gives the screen a very elegant and attractive appearance, although it should be noted that this change could cause many inconveniences, especially when adding all the sensors that have been speculated on this design, as it would leave a screen with almost no grip.

But, as we have mentioned on several occasions, this information has been based on thousands of rumours, supported by the countless patents held by the firm, and which add to the high expectations that this team represents, since, as we remember, this will be a mobile phone that will be presented at MWC 2019 in Barcelona, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Galaxy S series.

This is expected to be a unique, state-of-the-art equipment, which would come with an on-screen fingerprint sensor and a technology called Sound on Display, which will allow sounds to be emitted on the screen. If we add the possibility that this new filtering is correct, we would be in front of Samsung’s first smartphone with almost non-existent reduced bezels and also very powerful.