As per the recent report, where the claim was made that Note 10 will not have physical key and headphone jack seems to be half correct now.
According to reliable industry tipster Ice universe, the Galaxy Note10 will retain the physical buttons like previous models. Ice says that Samsung did test a design sans the physical keys, but it did not pass the company’s “rigorous testing.”
He wrote, “Note10 pursues stability and maturity. In the first version, Note10 did not have physical buttons. It was very radical but it did not pass Samsung’s rigorous testing, so the final version of Note10 still retains physical buttons.”
while the Galaxy Note10 will come with physical buttons, what it will be missing out on will be the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Something that this South Korean tech giant has retained on its flagships despite other brands ditching it in the name of bigger batteries.
Once again the new vertical arrangement of the rear cameras is confirmed, with two islands – a bigger one towards the left edge, and a smaller one to its right, housing the LED flash, ToF camera, and possibly a flood illuminator too. Over in the main hump, expect to see a wide, ultra-wide, and tele lens, and don’t be surprised if these are identical to those in the Galaxy S10+.
In the recent reports, battery details of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 was revealed, where it is said that vanilla version of the Note 10 will feature 3400 mAh battery. This could be a very big disappointment as the bigger battery on the device is now a day’s requirement rather than a luxury. All though nothing is confirmed yet we will get more celerity as we inch towards the launch of the device.
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