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Galaxy M10 to launch soon with 6-inch display and 3400mAh battery

It was reported earlier that Samsung is working on a new Galaxy M series, along with the report that Samsung is working on new Galaxy M20 and Galaxy A50 smartphones.

Although we had many details about Samsung Galaxy A50 and fewer details about the Galaxy M20, today Samsung Galaxy M10 gets FCC certification which is a necessary process before the launch.

According to the details, the new Galaxy M10 is an entry-level smartphone which features 6-inch display along with 3400mAh battery. The phone is listed with model number SM-M105F/DS with length 155.7mm and width 75.8mm.

However, we had previous details about the phone from benchmark scores, the phone is powered by Samsung’s homegrown Exynos 7870 chipset coupled with 3GB RAM and two options of storage including 16GB and 32GB extendable.

The phone will be running on Android 8.1 Oreo as it is the midrange smartphone, according to the previous rumors, 13MP rear main camera, and 5MP front selfie camera is expected in this device. Samsung may also release this device only for Asia and Middle East and some parts of Africa.

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