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Samsung Galaxy A52 will feature Snapdragon 750G SoC, reveals Geekbench score
Samsung is planning to add a new smartphone to its Galaxy A lineup, the Galaxy A52. This device will an upgrade over the company’s previous Galaxy A51 device and it will be a mid-range smartphone.
The Geekbench score of the Galaxy A52 is revealed which also exposed some internals that the smartphone will have. The device was spotted with the model number SM-A526B. It scored 298 points for the single-core and 1,001 points in the multi-core.
According to the Geekbench score, the Galaxy A52 will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 750G along with 6GB of RAM. It was mentioned that the device is running on Android 11 which means it will have the latest One UI 3.0. It will come with support for 5G connectivity and may have the same quad camera setup as its predecessor Galaxy A51.
Until now there is no information about the other specs and the launch date of the smartphone but we’ll be seeing more information regarding this device in the future.
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Yesterday, we saw the Samsung Galaxy S24 series renders that revealed the phones’ design. While the Galaxy S24 and S24+ feature flat frame design, the S24 Ultra apparently brings the narrowest bezel in history. The same source now posted cropped images so you can better understand the design changes.
Samsung has slightly changed the aspect ratio of the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This results in changes in the middle frame, and ditches the curved edges, indicating a flat display design. In the video below, you can see the transformation of the S23 Ultra into the upcoming S24 Ultra device.
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Good Morning #FutureSquad!
Since #Samsung slightly changed the #GalaxyS24 Ultra aspect ratio, here a little #GalaxyS23Ultra VS #GalaxyS24Ultra animation… You're welcome…😉
More details and crispy sharp renders available over @Smartprix 👉🏻 https://t.co/r9p1Y3rwZG pic.twitter.com/kGDpo6QajJ
— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) September 30, 2023
As you can see in the comparison renders, the Galaxy S24 Ultra has an almost flat design as compared to its predecessor. The company has already reduced the curvature with the S23 Ultra this year, and it’s going to be flat, starting with the S24 Ultra next year.
And yeah, #GalaxyS24Ultra display is definitely less curved compared to #GalaxyS23Ultra display… pic.twitter.com/0kBqBMxaRe
— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) September 30, 2023
Samsung recently unveiled its fifth-generation foldable smartphones in China, where they have different names and features than the global versions. The Samsung W24 is the rebranded version of the Galaxy Z Fold 5, while the Samsung W24 Flip is of the Galaxy Z Flip 5. These phones have some differences in aspects like RAM, weight, and wallpapers.
The Samsung W24 and W24 Flip come with exclusive wallpapers that are not available on the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5. These wallpapers have feather-like designs with various colors, which look stunning on foldable screens. There are four wallpapers for the W24 and five wallpapers for the W24 Flip.
If you are using any foldable phones and want to try new wallpapers, you can download them from the links below.
Samsung W24 and W24 Flip Wallpapers
You can preview some wallpapers below.
Samsung is yet to unveil its new Fan Edition products, while we got a sneak peek at its next-gen Galaxy S smartphones. Today, the high-resolution renders of the Galaxy S24 and S24 Ultra have been revealed, and it’s now the turn of the Galaxy S24 Plus.
Onleaks in collaboration with Giznext published the 5K renders of Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy S24 Plus. The device brings the same aesthetics as the standard model of the lineup, while consumers will have some Ultra-grade specs such as battery and display.
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The new flat frame is a significant design overhaul that Samsung enthusiasts will see with the Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus. On the front, there is a tiny punch-hole design consisting of the selfie snapper sensor, while the rear three cameras are placed vertically on the top left panel.
