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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could have a 5G model

Posted on March 13, 2019 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy S10 range of phones will be joined by the Galaxy S10 5G in summer 2019, and now it looks like the still-unannounced Galaxy Note 10 phone could also have a 5G model.

Samsung recently published the source code for the Galaxy S10 handsets, and XDA Developers has found that one line mentions a device codenamed ‘Da Vinci’. It’s previously been rumored that ‘Da Vinci’ is codename of the Galaxy Note 10, and the source code refers to ‘davinci5G’, suggesting that the phone mentioned is a 5G edition.
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