News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Malaysia launch

Samsung’s latest fast charging technology is one of the fastest in the market with their two brand new USB Type-C Power Delivery (PD) controllers. The controllers, named SE8A and MM101 PD controllers, supports up to 100W of power.

We’re not even close to Samsung Galaxy Note10’s launch yet more leaks have been surfacing about the device. This time, leaks hint at UFS 3.0, 50W fast charging and a 5x optical zoom thanks to Samsung’s brand new ultra-slim camera module.

The Samsung Galaxy A70 was recently launched and now it is about to get a reboot on the Samsung Galaxy A70S. No word of what new features and upgrades have been heard of but we what we have heard is that the mid-range phone may be Samsung’s first device to utilize their 64MP sensor.

Samsung announced their brand new 64MP ISOCELL Bright GW1 today. Currently, it is the largest imaging sensor in the market and beats Sony’s 48MP IMX586 sensor in terms of pixel count.

Fast charging is all the rage nowadays as people are constantly on the move. The initial rumoured 25W fast charging for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 may be false as a new rumour hints that the device may come with much faster charging.

If you’re a Samsung fan and didn’t grab the Samsung Galaxy S10 series which were released earlier this year, chances are you’re waiting for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10. A steady stream of leaks have started to emerge for the device which include a curved display and an Infinity-O display with the punch hole placed on the top and center of the device (yikes).

Initially we heard rumours that the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 may be released in 2 variants: The standard Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and the smaller Samsung Galaxy Note 10e. However, a new report has emerged mentioning that instead of two, Samsung may be releasing 4 variants of the smartphone.

We’re still a ways away from the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 but it won’t stop us from wondering what the device may end up looking like. PhoneArena.com took whatever little information and rumours they had about the device and created renders from it to make their vision of the device a reality.