The dust has settled on Samsung’s latest S10 series, unveiled at Unpacked last month. The reviews are in and attention naturally turns to the next flagship Samsung release, the Galaxy Note 10. A new leak offers an early glimpse at what we can expect for the Galaxy Note 10, which usually takes what is unveiled …

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