Samsung's new move suggests that the Note 10 rear camera will be greatly adjusted: quad-camera support

As previously revealed, Samsung will equip the Note 10 with a 3D ToF camera to improve its photo-taking performance.

The current progress is that Samsung has applied for a trademark application for DepthVision Lens, and the DepthVision lens seems to be a special ToF (time of flight) or depth perception camera, so the top-end Note 10 will have four rear cameras, including a 3D ToF camera. In contrast, the entry-level standard version will only provide three non-ToF cameras.

Previously, there were reports that Samsung will provide three variable aperture cameras for the Note 10. Specifically, f/1.8 has been added to the f/1.5 and f/2.4 of the Galaxy S10 series. This will further highlight the amount of light entering in low-light conditions, thereby taking high-quality photos.

It is reported that Samsung will launch two versions of Note 10, one called Note 10 and the other called Note 10 Pro. Both offer a perforated screen solution. The Note 10 device has two holes on the top, which should be the front dual camera.

In terms of core configuration, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 flagship platform, with up to 12GB of memory, standard UFS 3.0 flash memory, rear 12 million main camera + 12 million telephoto + 16 million ultra-wide angle + TOF lens, and a battery capacity of 4500mAh.