Whoops: Samsung Galaxy Note 10 gets revealed in full thanks to FCC slip-up

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 has seen quite a few high-profile leaks of late, together with images of the machine noticed in the wild, and a few extremely convincing (and reasonably official-looking) renders which seemingly present the cellphone and its stylus in all their glory.

Now, simply weeks away from its official unveiling, Samsung’s subsequent productivity-focused flagship has been revealed in full thanks to a leak by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that was noticed by XDA Developers earlier than being taken down.

(Image credit score: XDA Developers / FCC)

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As you may see, the picture above gives a transparent take a look at the handset, providing a front-facing shot that features machine dimensions and a view of the cellphone’s centered pinhole selfie digital camera, which has been teased by the corporate in the lead up to the Note 10’s launch.

The picture additionally confirms earlier rumours a few lack of any buttons alongside the proper fringe of the machine, although there are bodily keys on the left the place the amount rocker and Bixby button have historically been positioned – it is unclear whether or not the polarizing Bixby secret is returning or if it has been changed by a left-mounted energy button.

Additional, two different pictures featured on XDA Developers’ put up present the Note 10’s back and front from totally different angles, seemingly confirming that the machine will sport a vertically-aligned triple-lens digital camera on its left aspect and that it’s going to certainly lack a 3.5mm headphone jack this time round.

The FCC put up additionally reveals that the Galaxy Note 10 will help the brand new Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) commonplace, and whereas there are many mentions of LTE connectivity in the submitting, 5G performance is surprisingly absent. 

Of course, we’ll have to wait till the machine’s official launch to get some really concrete particulars about what the Galaxy Note 10 is able to.