As exposed in Galaxy S10 specifications, there are many new features in Galaxy S10. Some of them are very useful and are enabled by default. Some of them may be buried in the settings.
Even some seasoned Samsung phone users may need help to benefit from all these new features.
Of course, it is impractical to cover all new features of Galaxy S10. We will focus on the prominent new features that benefit most owners.
For using all other features on Galaxy S10 (including Galaxy S10, S10e, S10+, and S10 5G), we have a dedicated section of Galaxy S10 How-to guides.
Galaxy S10 new features guides page is a live one. We will add new guides regularly after we test the feature and the guide extensively.
So, if you cannot find the guide for the specific Galaxy S10 new features, you can let us know in the comments box below. We are probably working on it now.
We will try to expedite the release of the relevant guides.
You can also ask questions on any Galaxy S10 new features in the comment box. The community will help you.
As we release the Galaxy s10 new features guides only after we fully test them, some guides we are working on will be posted later, and therefore this is a live page and a live list.
If you want to see the guides for any specific Galaxy S10 features, you may let us know in the comment box below. We will try to release them as early as possible.
Here is the list of released or coming-soon guides for Galaxy S10 new features.
Although software plays a more and more important role in today’s smartphones, many potential Galaxy S10 buyers are still eager to know what are the specifications of Galaxy S10.
This post summarizes the key specifications of Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, S10e, and S10 5G.
Read on …
As Samsung’s flagship smartphones in 2019, Galaxy S10 (include Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S10 5G) packs the latest technology Samsung has or can access. So, you can expect some exciting new features of Galaxy S10.
In this guide, we will explain the top 10 most exciting new features of Galaxy S10 most owners will enjoy: Dynamic AMOLED with HDR 10+, infinity O display, ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, Bixby Routine, ultrawide camera, wireless PowerShare, Android Pie and One UI, Digital wellbeing, recording 4K UHD video with HDR 10+, and fast wireless charging 2.0.
Read on …
Galaxy S10, S10e, S10+, and S10 5G set the standard for the flagship smartphones in 2019. There are many new features and improvements in both hardware and software.
But they are far from perfect. There are some missing features in all 4 Galaxy S10 phones. Some features may also be very disappointing.
This post summarizes the top 10 disappointing and missing features of Galaxy S10.
Read on …
With the removal of Iris scanner on Galaxy S10, many owners will have to use the fingerprint scanner to quickly unlock Galaxy S10.
This Galaxy S10 how-to guide explains how to register fingerprints and use the fingerprint reader to unlock Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e.
Read on …
You can use Galaxy S10 wireless PowerShare to charge other devices wirelessly.
Galaxy S10 (including Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, and S10 5G) can be used as a wireless charger to share Galaxy S10 battery with other devices.
This Galaxy S10 new feature guide explains the details of Galaxy S10 wireless PowerShare feature, how to use it to charge other devices, and answers some questions you may have when using the wireless PowerShare.
Read on …
Galaxy S10 Multi Window allows you to run two apps side-by-side (split-screen view) or to overlap multiple apps over each other and other apps (pop-up view) to improve your productivity on Galaxy s10, S10e, S10+, and S10 5G.
This Galaxy S10 guide explains everything you need to know about Galaxy S10 Multi Window: what is it, the difference between the split-screen view and pop-up view, how to use the split-screen and pop-up views of Galaxy S10 Multi Window.
Read on …
This Galaxy S10 guide explains the top 5 new features added in Galaxy S10 September (2019) update: Samsung DeX for PC, Link to Windows, new camera features (Live Focus Video, AR Doodle, Super steady, Night camera mode for all camera lens), the new video editor, and the dynamic lock screen.
Read the guide to find out these new features in the Galaxy S10 September update …
In April 2023, Samsung finally pulled the plug to stop issuing the security update for Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e.
With 3 major Android (and One UI ) updates for Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e, Samsung did keep its word on both major OS updates and security updates.
From now on, you will not expect any official new updates (unless it is very, very critical) from Samsung for your Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e. Very likely, Samsung will also end the security update for Galaxy S10 5G this summer.
This Galaxy S10 guide explains Samsung’s promise on the software update for Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e, the update history for these 3 phones and the key features in each update, and what you should do next.
Many other Galaxy S10 guides are organized in the following sections:
In this section, we will cover all aspects of using Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, and S10 5G.
You will learn from migrating to Galaxy S10, to set up and customize Galaxy S10, to use Galaxy S10 for specific tasks.
All guides in this section include a detailed step-by-step illustration on how to perform the specific task or to use a specific feature. So, everyone can easily follow the guides.
Samsung claims the “pro-grade” cameras in Galaxy S10. But to get the pro-grade photos, you still need to change some default settings.
For this reason, Galaxy S10 camera guides are organized in a special section from other how-to guides.
Galaxy S10 camera guides show you how to use the camera systems in Galaxy S10 to get the desired photos.
Most of the owners of Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, S10 5G use some sorts of accessories including covers/cases, wireless chargers, micro SD card, external USB storage, and some Bluetooth accessories.
Galaxy S10 accessories guides not only introduce and review some popular Galaxy S10 accessories but also show you how to use them.
If you want to read online or download the official Galaxy S10 user manuals in your own language, you should check this section.
The official Samsung Galaxy S10 user manuals are all in PDF format in more than 40 different languages. You can download the user manual for your local model and in your local language.
All 4 Galaxy S10 models are covered.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions on Galaxy S10 new features guides for Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, and S10 5G, please let us know in the comment box below.
You can also reach us through:
Also, do not forget to subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest update on Galaxy S10.
[newsletter]Please note, this is an owner-help-owner community. If you need official technical support or have warranty/sales related claims, please contact the vendor or Samsung directly.
View Comments
I just want to know but why is it that when i get 100 percent in my s10 with the wireless charger it won't continue charging cause every time i wake up it is at 85-89 percent
Wireless charger should charge the S10 battery to full. But once the phone is fully charged, it will cut off the charging. So, the phone will use it's battery from this time. The wireless charger will NOT be reactivated even the battery is lower than 100%. This is different from wired USB charging. It is explained in this post https://gadgetguideonline.com/s10/galaxy-s10-wireless-charging-guide/
So it's normal that the battery is not 100% next morning. But 85-89% is too low unless there are some heavy background processes. If do not disturb is enabled, S10 should normally consume about 3-10% overnight.