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The Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, the first terminal of the brand to add support for 5G technology, receives an update enhancing some of its functions.
Recall that this Samsung proposal has a 6.7-inch screen with Dynamic AMOLED technology, an 8-core Exynos processor, 256 GB of storage (not expandable), 8 GB of RAM and a 4500 mAh battery.
And one of the characteristics of the Galaxy S10 5G is that it moves away from the notch trend and opts for a different strategy, a hole in the screen to incorporate the cameras. Another of its great benefits is its photographic apparatus that has 3D scanning sensors, four cameras on the back and a dual proposal on the front.
In the DxOMark score, the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G's rear camera received 112 points and its front camera received 97 points thanks to its Dual Pixel autofocus. So we find real potential in its combination of technologies and cameras.
Now boost its dynamics by integrating some of the popular features of the Samsung Galaxy S10.
Samsung Galaxy S10 integrates Night Mode
One of the novelties that the update brings is that it incorporates the Night Mode (we will see it as a new "Night" shooting mode) in the camera. A feature that we already know in Galaxy S10 thanks to the April update, which makes it easier to get quality shots even in low-light scenarios or night scenes.
And a plus of this update is that it adds vibration feedback for navigation gestures. A dynamic that will be useful for those who want to take advantage of the entire screen of the device by hiding the navigation bar.
Improves battery usage
Other improvements focus on battery performance, although they do not specify how it affects the autonomy provided by the device. On the other hand, it fixes bugs and receives the corresponding security update.
This OTA update (429 MB) has begun to be implemented in South Korea but will gradually be extended to all markets where Samsung Galaxy S10 5G is available.
