We hear more and more rumors that Samsung might be working on a Galaxy S10 Lite or a Galaxy S11 Lite, but we have not yet seen what the phone looks like. That's it, so far.
A patent filed by Samsung with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) shows a smartphone that looks like a cross between the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and the Galaxy S9 Plus.
At the front, there is a dual-lens camera inserted into a punched hole and a nearly full-screen layout, very similar to the S10 Plus. On the back, a vertically positioned dual-lens camera near the center, just like the Galaxy S9 Plus. Although, unlike this phone, there is no fingerprint scanner on the back, it is probably built into the display.
(Credit: Samsung / AllAboutSamsung)
But if the similarity of this phone with other Galaxy S models would be an ideal choice for the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite, nothing guarantees it.
For one thing, patents are often not products. So it could be of a smartphone design that Samsung never makes. And even if a phone with this design is made, it may be out of reach of the Galaxy S.
The design here is also at odds with some of the specs we've heard about the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite, which include a rear-facing triple-lens camera and a single front-facing camera.
With all of this in mind, we take these sketches very seriously. Hopefully we'll get a better idea of the design of the Galaxy S10 Lite soon, because the latter (or the Samsung Galaxy S11 Lite) has been the subject of a lot of rumors. We hope that it will be broken quickly.
Via AllAboutSamsung and SamMobile