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Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 Lite and S10 Plus model numbers, code names revealed
The Galaxy S10 Lite and the standard Galaxy S10 are both expected to feature one selfie camera each.

Samsung is expected to launch three variants of the Galaxy S10 at MWC, Barcelona in February next year. While that's a while away, a tweet appears to reveal image renders of the three upcoming phones with their display sizes and each of their code names and model numbers.Popular tipster Evan Blass in a tweet captioned "A case manufacturer's expectations for the Galaxy S10 lineup," revealed an image which somewhat contradicts what we recently saw in an early render of the premium Galaxy S10 Plus.As per the details in the image, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite, expected to be the most affordable of the three phones, will have the smallest 5.8-inch display. The phone is codenamed Beyond 0 and will come with model number SM-G970F.The standard Galaxy S10 variant meanwhile features a model number of SM-G973F and code-named Beyond 1. The phone will feature a 6.1-inch display. Both the standard Galaxy S10 and the S10 Lite feature a single front camera in the render.The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, however, features a dual-selfie camera setup on the centre of the phone, which goes against the top-right placement we recently noticed in a render. The S10 Plus comes with a model number which reads SM-G975F and will sport the largest 6.4-inch display and is codenamed Beyond 2.The central placement of the dual selfie camera here does make the cameras on the S10 Plus look symmetrical but still manages to appear quite odd.
First Published:Dec 10, 2018, 16:43:59 IST
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