Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will have 3D Time of Flight Camera. The info came from the brand’s home country, South Korea. It suggested further there could be one or two 3D ToF sensors. This is not completely surprising, the Galaxy S10 5G has also done the same job earlier this year with a ToF lens on back and front.
Galaxy Note 10 is said to have four or five cameras, and so there could be at least one ToF sensor to improve AR applications, facial recognition system, and adjustable bokeh.
The sources told Korean lens maker KOLAN invested $21.6 million to increase ToF lenses mass production from 13 to 25 million. Such a wide range production may probably for the whole Note flagship family i.e. Note 10, Note 10 Plus and Note 10 5G.
Rumors are Note 10 5G will have 3D Time of Flight Camera on the front too, while other siblings will have only on the back. We are unable to authentic the news, but final results we will get on August 7 at the unveiling of Note 10 smartphones.
The previous reports spread more light on camera. It is told the Note 10 will have three stage variable apertures. The upcoming Stylus supported phone will switch between f/1.5, f/1.7 and f/2.4 lens. It would help to enhance photography in any light.
What do we know about Note 10 so far? There will be a phablet-sized screen, 6.5in+. It will come driven by Snapdragon 855 processor and 8GB RAM. The device will boot Android Pie and let you run One UI on top. The Note 10 family will equip a nearby 4,000 mAh battery with Fast and Wireless Charge compatibility. Note 10 expected to cross the price border, above $1,000.