Samsung leak suggests there may be four different Galaxy S10 versions next year

Samsung may have a lot of phones up its sleeve for 2019. 

Code from an Android 9 Pie update file appears to have leaked the lineup for Samsung’s next Galaxy devices, the Galaxy S10. 

If the code proves true, it could mean that Samsung is preparing to release four versions of the Galaxy S10, according to XDA-Developers. 

The files described four possible devices named ‘beyond0,’ ‘beyond1,’ ‘beyond 2’ and ‘beyond25g.’ 

Several reports have suggested that Samsung’s codename for the Galaxy S10 is ‘Beyond.’  

The code describes what could be a low-end budget version of the S10, then a base model with a 5.8-inch AMOLED display and a bigger version that’s expected to have a 6.44-inch screen. 

Finally, the ‘beyond25g’ version may be Samsung’s first phone to handle 5G network connectivity. 

Previous reports have indicated Samsung plans to release a 5G-enabled smartphone next year. 

However, Samsung has said that the S10 won’t be its first 5G phone, which means the firm could be planning a separate handset with 5G connectivity.

Android files described four possible devices named ‘beyond0,’ ‘beyond1,’ ‘beyond 2’ and ‘beyond25g.’ Reports have suggested the firm’s codename for the Galaxy S10 is ‘Beyond’

The code also describes versions of its phones that feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips vs. Samsung’s Exynos chips, XDA noted. 

It follows an earlier report suggesting that Samsung may feature a triple-rear camera in its next flagship smartphone.  

A leaked image claims to show Samsung’s upcoming smartphone with a triple rear camera, according to Dutch site GalaxyClub.nl, which first shared the images. 

The phone will only feature a single lens front-facing camera, however. 

Many believe this device, called the A7, could be released at Samsung’s upcoming ‘4X Fun’ event in New York City next month.