Welcome to the Tech Mem Ride Home for Thursday, February 21st, 2019.

I'm Chris Higgins in for Brian McCullough.

Today, Hansong reports with the new Samsung Galaxy S-10 phones, hands-off reports with the Galaxy

Fold, Apple teams up with Goldman Sachs and a new credit card. YouTube faces another scandal running ads on horrible, horrible content.

And a look at how police are grabbing location data using reverse location search warrants.

Take out your pocket constitution and let's get into it.

The first hands-on reports with Samsung's new Galaxy lineup are in and the reviews are solid. The theme seems to be a good year

over year evolution and enough variety in the lineup to meet different needs.

Here's a roundup of six key things we learned from all the hands-on reviews.

Number one, the Bixby button is still there, but you can reprogram it to launch other

apps, including, you know, Google Assistant.

You can reassign either the single or double press of that button to open any

app you want. Whichever pressing style you don't reassign remains the Bixby Activator.

While we're at it, Bixby now understands a few more languages including Spanish, German, Italian, and finally British English.

Number two, the screens live up to the HDR 10-plus hype.

These are displays capable of showing 10-bit color,

and according to hands-on reports, they look awesome.

Number 3, the ultrasonic fingerprint scanner under the front glass of the S10 and S10 plus feels futuristic, and it works well, although it does require a little more training than you might be used to.

On the S10E, the sensor is on a side button, side button but hey at least it's not on the back right and yes

facial recognition is still there if you want that. Number four the triple camera

setup on the high-end S10 models takes awesome pictures, but perhaps more interesting is video stabilization.

Samsung is using that ultra wide sensor, which happens to be 16 megapixel

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