Samsung has name-checked the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, leaving us with no doubt what it will be called, and that it does exist.
We spotted the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 name during an official presentation at the firm's Korean campus – the first time the much-rumored handset's name has been alluded to by Samsung.
What we saw was the 'Galaxy Note 10' name in an image (which we weren't allowed to photograph) with, what we're told, a rough render of a reference device which isn't representative of what the handset will look like when it launches (hmmm).
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 launch date is tipped for August 7, although we’re still waiting on confirmation from Samsung itself as to when it plans to reveal its next super-sized smartphone to the world.
Infinity-O going central?
During the same presentation we also saw a couple of other images of a handset with an Infinity-O display where the camera (completely surrounded by screen) is centrally placed at the top of the display, rather than being locate in the right corner, as on the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus.
When we quizzed Samsung on the handset in these images, we were told they too were merely reference devices and not a confirmed product.
However, it does suggest Samsung is considering this particular layout and with the Note 10 launch potentially just round the corner, it could be a candidate for the new look.
Although, with the Note series tending to be Samsung's most premium offering, it would be a surprise if it had just a single front-facing camera considering the S10 Plus and S10 5G both have two.
We'll have to wait and see, but at least we can now say with complete certainty, that the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is on its way.
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