Samsung Galaxy C10: Leaks Reveal Samsung’s First Dual-Camera Smartphone, Move Inspired By Its Peers

Samsung Galaxy C10 leaks reveal that a dual-camera setup, a first in Samsung's Smartphone history. The leak shows that Samsung makes its dual-camera debut with C10 in place of Note 8.

It was about time for Samsung to launch their first ever dual-camera Smartphone after players like iPhone, LG, and Huawei sprung up with their initial series. The leak was suggested by a China-based social media Weibo, and nothing much has been revealed yet other than focusing on the snappers.

Trusted reviews, suggests that the success of dual-camera Smartphone quickened Samsung's bid to launch their first device. Samsung Note 8 was expected to don the tag, but Samsung is ready to experiment it on their Galaxy C10 model. The rumors have just aired, and no explicit conclusions can be made.

However, it would come as a surprise if Samsung does not feature a dual-camera setup Smartphone before the fall of 2017. Weibo has been adamant on their claimed leak, although many are under the impression that this might all be hoax. GSM Arena has reported that the Galaxy C10 could be well powered with Qualcomm Snapdragon 660.

The illustrative leak shows that Samsung Galaxy C10 will flaunt a rose gold variant sizing a 5.5" display with antenna bands. In between the rear shooters will be dual-LED flash, and a power button. The inclusion of biometric security remains to be under the hood. Galaxy C10 can also feature retina scanner, although the chances are very slim.

Samsung Galaxy C10 will be capped under the mid-range bracket; however high-end features can influence a hike. Samsung's latest Infinity display technology is also rumored to be included. The device can also be powered by Android 7.0 Nougat.

It is early days and Samsung is yet to make any official announcement. Samsung Galaxy C10 is expected to be released before the start of September 2017.