Rumors in the past pointed out that the Samsung’s Galaxy A series for 2019 could come with an in-display fingerprint sensor. Samsung was previously expected to adopt this technology for its 2019 flagship smartphones only. However, given the company’s new approach to pickup mid-range segment, the company has shifted its focus. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy A series 2019 said to feature optical in-display fingerprint sensor as supplier gets finalized”
Samsung’s smartphone line-up includes the Galaxy J/On series targeting the budget segment, A series for mid-range smartphones, and the Galaxy S/Note series for flagship devices. Now according to an ET News report based on industry sources, Samsung is said to be reorganizing its budget and midrange smartphone lineups. Continue reading “Samsung said to be planning on killing Galaxy J-series; to expand Galaxy A and M-series”
Samsung is reportedly working on a smartphone; the Galaxy A that might be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845. The company recently confirmed that it will be launching a smartphone with four rear cameras. It is also possible that Samsung could price the phone slightly lesser than its current flagships. Continue reading “Samsung said to be working on Galaxy A series phone with Snapdragon 845, edge-to-edge display”
Samsung is rumored to launch its 2019 flagships and mid-range phones with triple rear cameras. Now according to the latest reports from Korea, we are getting to see more details on the megapixel count from the said devices. The 2019 Galaxy A phones said to come with a 32-megapixel primary camera at the back, supported by 8-megapixel and 5-megapixel sensors. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy A (2019) with triple rear cameras could include a 32MP sensor”
The South Korean tech giant Samsung is planning to roll out Android 7.0 Nougat update for its Galaxy A (2016) line up and Galaxy Note 5 as well. As per the latest report, some smartphones including Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 and A9 Pro is expected to taste the Nougat very soon. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy A (2016) line up to taste Android Nougat update soon”
