14 DAY TRIAL // Samsung is expected to announce a new smartphone in the coming weeks, the first Galaxy phone that features a dual-camera setup on the back. The Galaxy C10 recently leaked in a number of renders revealing all sides of the smartphone.
The Galaxy S8 and S8+ were expected to be the first Samsung smartphones with a dual-lens setup on the back, but the South Korean company decided otherwise. Instead, two lenses will be featured on the back of the upcoming Galaxy C10, before arriving on the Galaxy Note 8 later this year.
The renders are based on CAD factory images and were revealed by @OnLeaks and Pricebaba. The Galaxy C10 with a 5.5-inch display was also featured in a video, showing off the device from all sides. The phone will measure 152.5 x 74.8 x 7.68mm, making it thicker than the Galaxy C9 Pro.
The Galaxy C10 will have a dedicated button for Bixby
In addition, the power button is visible on the right side, together with volume controls on the left. The smartphone also comes with an additional button below the volume rocker, which will be used for activating Samsung’s virtual assistant, Bixby.
Moreover, it appears to come with a USB Type-C port and a fingerprint sensor embedded inside the physical home button in the front. Overall, the design somewhat resembles the Galaxy C9 Pro which was announced last year.
The Samsung branding is also visible below the dual-lens setup on the rear. The Galaxy C10 is said to run the Snapdragon 660 chipset and feature 6GB of RAM, while the list of color options will include Pink, Rose Gold, and Black. Rumors say that the Galaxy C10 Pro could arrive in the next month or perhaps in early Q3.
June will be an important month for Samsung, as the South Korean company is expected to release the refurbished Galaxy Note 7R or Note FE in certain markets, together with the Galaxy S8 Active in the US, exclusive to local carrier AT&T.
