Although the introduction of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 is still quite far away, from time to time interesting leaks appear on the Internet, which are supposed to reveal some secrets about this model. One of the most recent leaks is a trio of photos that purportedly capture the upper half of the upcoming smartphone's display. There probably wouldn't be anything interesting about it if the sensors and speaker were visible in the upper frame. But none of these things are there.
If the photos are real, it looks like Samsung has managed to implement all the sensors and cameras under the phone's display, thereby reducing the top bezel significantly. However, when the Camera application is running, the lens of the front camera in the upper part of the display can be seen relatively easily, at least according to the third photo in the gallery.
Of course, it's very hard to say at this point if the photos are actually a prototype Galaxy S10 or not. But in the past we have already heard several times that this model will be truly revolutionary and will come with a very sophisticated design and an implemented fingerprint sensor in the display. Hiding the sensors under the display would definitely make sense. However, as I already wrote above, we are really still a long time away from the introduction of this flagship. So we shouldn't be cheering for similar upgrades just yet.
