Samsung Galaxy S10 series "nearly here," UK carrier EE teases
With around six weeks to go into Samsung officially introduces the Galaxy S10 trio, UK carrier EE has officially begun teasing the lineup’s nearing release.
Through Twitter, the popular carrier confirmed that Samsung’s next flagship is “nearly here.” Alongside this, it’s now actively encouraging consumers to head to its “Coming Soon” we page. Here customers can sign up for future details about the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S10 E.
While EE “can’t say much” about the smartphones at the moment, the company is certainly hyping Samsung’s upcoming models. In fact, according to the carrier, the Galaxy S10 series will “change the world,” hence why it’s telling customers to “start getting excited.”
Looking at the teaser image above, the devices on show are presumably multiple Galaxy S10’s placed next to each other. But due to the lighting and angle, not too many design details can be confirmed. However, the presence of a curved edge display is clear. In addition to this, the lack of an in-ear speaker above the panel suggests Samsung has indeed moved it to the edge of the frame.
Currently, the introduction of the Galaxy S10 series is rumored to be taking place on February 20. If this is indeed the case, all three smartphones should begin shipping in early March.
Through Twitter, the popular carrier confirmed that Samsung’s next flagship is “nearly here.” Alongside this, it’s now actively encouraging consumers to head to its “Coming Soon” we page. Here customers can sign up for future details about the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S10 E.
While EE “can’t say much” about the smartphones at the moment, the company is certainly hyping Samsung’s upcoming models. In fact, according to the carrier, the Galaxy S10 series will “change the world,” hence why it’s telling customers to “start getting excited.”
Currently, the introduction of the Galaxy S10 series is rumored to be taking place on February 20. If this is indeed the case, all three smartphones should begin shipping in early March.
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