Galaxy S10 render shows it has half the number of rear cameras of the Galaxy S10+

Galaxy S10 render shows it has half the number of rear cameras of the Galaxy S10+ 

A render of the Galaxy S10 has surfaced online that shows just the rear of the telephone. The picture reveals that the Galaxy S10 will much contrast more from the Galaxy S10+. 

Galaxy S10+ 3D renders released by OnLeaks yesterday show the telephone will have four cameras on the back. For the Galaxy S10, Samsung is chopping down the number of rear cameras by half which means there will even be a significant contrast in the camera execution of the two phones contrasted with their predecessors. 

The Galaxy S10's rear cameras are orchestrated on a level plane and share the same housing with the LED flash and the pulse screen. There is no unique mark scanner which confirms it will also have an in-display unique mark scanner like the Galaxy S10+. 

The telephone is canvassed in glass and is bended on the sides. The volume rocker and Bixby catch are on the left while the power catch is on the right. There is also what appears to be a TPU case with a vast cut-out beside the telephone. 

The Galaxy S10 will dispatch one year from now with the new Exynos 9820/Snapdragon 855 processor. It will also have an Infinity-O display with an opening at the corner for the forward looking camera