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Is this what the Galaxy Note 10 will look like?

Posted on May 25, 2019 By Jarvis

The Galaxy Note 10 is still a few months away, but we’re starting to get more of an idea about what it will look like. As with the Note 9 versus the Note 8, the Note 10 will be an evolution of what’s gone before rather than a revolutionary new design.

Crucially, the device seems to have a punch-hole camera design and that it might be placed centrally to the top of the phone – an interesting and potentially divisive design for sure.
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