The Samsung Galaxy Notice 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Pro can't stop leaking, with the most recent photos seemingly showing both handsets in real life -- and there is no question that is set to be more impressive.
There has been a flurry of large claims of new features apparently coming to the brand new Samsung handsets, but first let us take a closer look at that image leak.
They fall in line with the host of Galaxy Note 10 leaks we have seen so far, with centralized punch-hole camera arrays from the screen, and large camera hinges on the rear.
It means these images don't tell us anything we've not heard rumored earlier, but what they do provide is additional evidence that what we've seen so far is accurate.
What's apparent, however, is that the Galaxy Notice 10 Pro is set to be the more impressive handset, with a larger screen, what seems to be a larger front-camera setup and more imaging sensors on the rear versus the smaller Note 10.
Big Galaxy Note 10 claims
For those of you hoping for possibly new (or returning) features for your Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Pro there is a rather more tenuous rumor suggesting the handsets will come with some type of notification LED - possibly around the front-facing cameras embedded in the screen.
It's a jump from a Samsung trademark application filed on July 16 with the European Union Intellectual Property Office, and spotted by LetsGoDigital, which has seen the South Korean company attempt to covert the name"Samsung LED Illuminated".
The filing does not present any further information as to what the title pertains to, so any musings about what the feature could be is pure speculation and we'd take it with a sizable pinch of salt.
Meanwhile, based on Greek site TechManiacs, which cited a knowledgeable source, the Galaxy Note 10 S Pen will support gesture controllers to navigate and produce context-appropriate sounds (if you are using it to highlight text, then it will make sounds like a highlighter marker, for instance ).
The rumor also cites the Note 10's video will include'Zoom Audio', a feature first introduced in the LG G2 way back in 2013. It basically promised to record one source of audio and block out the rest, but the results were mixed. We'll have to wait and see if Samsung can do any better.
None of these proposed Galaxy Note 10 are outside the realms of possibility, but with some tenuous links and unconfirmed sources we wouldn't guarantee seeing them when the handsets launch.
Not long to wait
The great news is you don't need to wait to discover if these images, and all the other rumors and leaks are authentic, with Samsung's next Unpacked launch event happening on August 7.
We'll be reporting live from the event in Brooklyn, New York to bring you all the most recent Samsung has to offer -- with the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Pro expected to headline.
