The galaxy s10 has a side fingerprint reader and a wide-angle lens.

Lately we've heard a lot of crazy stories about the Galaxy S10, but few actually come from credible sources. SamMobile is one of those with a good track record and now says he has some very interesting information on Samsung's upcoming flagships.

Details emerge about the Galaxy S10 with 'Super Wide Angle' camera

One of the details discovered claims that one of the Galaxy S10 models will have a side-mounted fingerprint and there is also talk that the Galaxy S10 + model will have a triple camera setup with a "super wide-angle" lens.

One of the lenses would provide 123-degree wide-angle vision, a 16MP resolution, and an f / 1.9 aperture. The other two main cameras would be 12MP dual aperture and a 13MP f / 2.4 telephoto unit. If Samsung really succeeds, we could see the perfect combination of a normal sensor with the help of a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens.

Unfortunately, the sensor would have no autofocus or OIS, much like LG's flagships starting with the G5. Now, the camera configuration that the normal Galaxy S10 and the economical S10 will have is still a mystery, but it would be logical to think that they would do without these characteristics with respect to the S10 +.

We wonder if the budget version of the Samsung phone will also benefit from 3D face digitizing technology or if it will stick with the iris scanner. We will keep you informed about all the information that arises about this expected phone.

GSMArena source