New leaks on Samsung's plans to support the Galaxy S10 with a built-in ultrasound sensor have confirmed Samsung's Qualcomm.
The new leaks also confirmed that Qualcomm's ultrasound sensor is exclusively for Samsung in the first half of 2019.
The new technology also supports the Galaxy S10 users with faster fingerprint performance compared to the performance of integrated sensors on the latest version of smart phones.
The new technology also covers more fingerprint sensing on the Galaxy S10 screen. The integrated fingerprint sensors on the screen currently define a small footprint sensing area, while the new technology covers 30% of the screen.
Samsung is bringing many new features to the Galaxy S10, as the top-of-the-screen design changes to provide a front-screen slot for the front camera.