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A Smartphone For A Smart Generation
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|May 2019
Galaxy S10 Plus makes for an absolute killer combination
In its tenth generation of Galaxy smartphones, Samsung may have come out with its best offering yet with the Galaxy S10 Plus, which is a combination of looks, display and performance coupled with a gigantic battery that not only feeds itself but can also charge others.
To start with, the S10 Plus has an impressive 6.4-inch AMOLED display on a 19:9 aspect ratio screen with a massive 3040 x 1440 QHD+ resolution. The display is edge to edge, a typical Samsung feature now with a 93.1 per cent screen to body ratio giving maximum viewable area. It also has HDR10+ support, which makes it stand above the rest.
The only difference is perhaps the notch display, which is becoming a standard mode in most phones. However, S10 Plus does not have a pop up selfie-shooter. Instead, it has a dual punch hole design front camera at the top right hand corner of the front screen.
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