Samsung seems like it's trying to disguise the hole-punch display on the Galaxy S10, but it really doesn't have to
For starters, here's Apple's iPhone wallpaper that hides the notch on the iPhone XS.
Here's a photo of the iPhone XS that's not from Apple's marketing. Can you spot the notch?
When you pick a different wallpaper, the iPhone XS' notch reveals itself. It's a contrast compared to the wallpaper designed to hide the notch.
Now let's compare that to the Galaxy S10. Here's one of Samsung's default wallpapers.
Here's another one. Notice how dark the upper-right corner is? It's very subtle.
In fact, all the stock wallpapers are conveniently dark around the punch-hole area of the Galaxy S10 phones.
Once you use your own wallpaper, the S10's hole-punch becomes more apparent.
In reality, the hole-punch isn't that bad! And you can make the most of it with wallpapers that actually use the hole-punch on the S10 display, like this Johnny 5 wallpaper ...
#Johnny5 wallpaper for #GalaxyS10plus :D@MKBHD pic.twitter.com/iu3jUBjrvv
— Matt B (@Mattcabb) February 27, 2019... Or this Bender wallpaper.
Not so sure about #bender from #futurama. Too much emotions in his original eyes. pic.twitter.com/I5F4kqLlQ3
— Matt B (@Mattcabb) February 27, 2019As for the regular Galaxy S10 with a single punch-hole? The obvious choice is R2D2.
Unfortunately, I'm having a hard time finding a place to download these wallpapers for us to use — if you're reading this, Matt B., I must have the Johnny 5 wallpaper for the Galaxy S10 Plus.
#GalaxyS10 with single front camera and #R2D2 looking at you! pic.twitter.com/Zb7319m8Lv
— Matt B (@Mattcabb) February 27, 2019
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