Samsung Galaxy S10 to also feature triple camera setup; likely to skip UFS 3.0 storage, LPDDR5 RAM

New information about the much anticipated Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup has surfaced on the Internet.

 This information clarifies some misconceptions about the upcoming Galaxy S10 series hardware, which provides a clear picture about what we can expect from the device when it launches next month.

 According to the information, the baseline variant of the Galaxy S10 lineup, Samsung Galaxy S10 will also come with a three-camera setup rather than the previous reports about the company that only chooses for two cameras.

When the initial report about the S10 was not surprising, it was not surprising to come back with a dual camera setup because it started the Galaxy S9 lineup to reduce the cost of the camera sensor Had followed the previous strategy. 

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The Samsung Leeker Ice Universe has given this information on its official Twitter handle. 

The tweet includes information about the type of storage and storage that the company will use in the S10 series. According to the report, the company will not use LPDDR5 memory and UFS3.0 in the device. 

We feel that the company could leave it later in the year for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.

Information about the type of storage and storage was revealed by the AnTuTu Memory Test, where the results were "very simple results". 

Ice Universe has mentioned UDS3.0 in the tweets but we are certain that they mean UFS 3.0. However, one of the users by user name dylan522p said that the company would actually use LPDDR 5 memory but it will be seen at 3,733 MHz.

 The user said that Samsung has presented information in "Industry Conference".

The user also indicates that Samsung Galaxy S10 is likely to provide 30-45 TOP in lineup computing performance. 

For reference, Qualcomm revealed in his Snapdragon Tech Summit last month that Snapdragon 855 is capable of performing approximately 7 TOPS (your operating per second).