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Samsung Galaxy S10 series to launch on 20 February at an event in San Francisco
Samsung will also display a "fully functional" version of its foldable phone, the Galaxy F.

Samsung is about to launch its next-gen flagships in the form of the Galaxy S10 series, and the date of the launch is 20 February.As rumour has it, there are set to be at least three phones this time around. The three phones are expected to be the Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 Lite/S10 E and the Galaxy S 10 Plus.Marques Brownlee tweeted an image of the invite and inferred that the image is "bezel-related."Also, according to various reports, the 20 February event will be taking place in San Francisco at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The event will also take place in London. The number 10 is featured on the invite indicating the 10th anniversary of the Galaxy series.[caption id="attachment_5875161" align="alignnone" width="1024"]![Samsung Galaxy S10 invite. Image: Twitter/Marques Brownlee]()

Samsung Galaxy S10 invite. Image: Twitter/Marques Brownlee[/caption]Samsung normally schedules its announcements for around the same time as the MWC (Mobile World Congress), which happens in February every year. This year the event takes place from 25 to 28 February. this means that the Galaxy S10 series will be announced at an independent launch prior to the mobile technologies trade fair.
Samsung's response to Brownlee's can be considered a confirmation.A report by WSJ (paywall) reveals that Samsung will display a "fully functional" version of its foldable phone, which is currently being called the Galaxy F, along with the three variants of the Galaxy S10 which are expected.There is also going to a 5G model which might release after Samsung's Unboxed event later this year in the spring.First Published:Jan 11, 2019, 08:54:16 IST
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