Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e obtain FCC certification, Wi-Fi 6 support

We're in the final stretch before the Galaxy S10 launches

If there was any incertitude we'll soon run across Samsung announce the Galaxy S10, late last week the S10, S10+ and S10e all passed through the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), signalling their imminent announcement and release.

With the veritable flood of S10 leaks that have come out over the terminal few weeks leading up to the launch of the new phones, these new FCC filings don't reveal much almost the devices that we didn't already know.

Instead, they ostend that Samsung plans to launch 3 S10 variants in the U.S.: 'SM-G970U,' 'SM-G973U,' and 'SM-G975U.' Respectively, these are the S10e, S10 and S10+. It's likely Samsung will release all 3 variants in Canada, as well.

Additionally, the documents confirm that Samsung'due south latest trio of flagship smartphones will feature Bluetooth LE, NFC and MST connectivity, as well equally support for Wi-Fi 802.11ax (better known as Wi-Fi vi), making information technology one of the first phones to support the new Wi-Fi protocol.

While Wi-Fi six support volition be important in the future, for now at that place just aren't enough devices to make it matter. To take advantage of the new Wi-Fi 6 features, yous'd demand a router that supports the standard. Farther, Wi-Fi 6 won't bring massive speed improvements. Instead, it should ameliorate network performance when multiple devices are connected — such equally in a smart home with several smart speakers, lights and other gadgets.

Samsung volition announce the Milky way S10, equally well equally its first always foldable display smartphone, on Feb 20th in San Francisco, California.

Source: FCC (one), (two), (iii) Via: DroidLife