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Samsung Galaxy M12 will come with Android 11 (One UI 3.0) and Snapdragon 460 SoC: Tipster
We have been hearing many rumors about the Galaxy M12 smartphone that Samsung will launch in the coming days. This device could come with a massive 7000mAh battery, if it’s true then this will the major highlight of the smartphone. The company will launch this smartphone as a budget device for its M series.
According to the latest leak coming from a tipster, Max Weinbach suggests that the Galaxy M12 with model number SM-F137G may come with pre-installed android 11 which means it will have the latest One UI 3.0 out of the box. He also mentions that this device will be powered by the Snapdragon 460 chipset.
This means that the Galaxy M12 could be the first budget device to run on Samsung’s latest One UI 3.0 if it’s launched before the end of the year.
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The galaxy M12 will come with a 6.7-inch display with a punch-hole camera. At the bottom, it will have all the important ports including Type-C, 3.5mm headphone jack, and speaker grill. While the top side of the smartphone will be clean except for the mic.
As per the previous leaks, the smartphone will have four cameras in the square shape module with a dedicated flash below the camera module. Until now there is no confirmed information available regarding the other specs and the launch date of the smartphone but it expected that Samsung could unveil it before 2021.
Samsung could unveil the Galaxy A55 5G in March 2024, while its chipset and camera specs are revealed in a new leak. The company is internally testing the device, which is powered by a SoC with model number S5E8845, which is expected to be the Exynos 1480.
According to GalaxyClub, Samsung Galaxy A54 5G’s Exynos 1480 chipset may bring AMD graphics. The Korean tech giant is closely working with AMD to bring its graphics to mid-range Exynos CPUs, which first debuted with Exynos 2200 in 2021.
Last but not least, the report says that the Galaxy A55 5G may feature a 50-megapixel sensor as the primary camera. Specifications of the other two camera and front-facing camera remains a mystery, at the moment. Stay tuned with us, we will keep you updated on the topic.
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Samsung will soon introduce two entry-level smartphones under its Galaxy A portfolio. Ahead of the launch, Google Play Console listed the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A05s, revealing its design (front & back) along with some of its key specs.
According to the info, Samsung Galaxy A05s will sport a screen with 1080×2400 resolution, Android 13 on board, Snapdragon 680 SoC under the hood, and 6GB of RAM. It’s possible that there will be different internal storage variants for consumers.
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Earlier, it was reported that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A05s comes with a 6.6-inch display, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and a 4,000 mAh battery with support for 25W fast wired charging. As it’s an entry-level phone, it has thick bezels and a chin, while keeping the company’s signature design language.
Google Play Console database confirmed that Samsung’s Galaxy S23 FE will be available in two SoC variants. The company is about to introduce a handful of new Fan Edition products including a smartphone, two tablets, and a pair of wireless earbuds.
In a recent development, Samsung’s Galaxy S23 FE surfaced on the Google Play Console database, which not only confirmed that two SoC variants are coming but an image of the phone also got shared. The device will have Exynos 2200 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chips, based on market/region.
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In addition, the S23 Fan Edition will bring 8GB of RAM, well, at least one of its variants will. It’s easily possible this will be the only RAM variant, though. Android 13 is also confirmed, while One UI 5.1 will be included on top of it as well as eligibility of 4 OS plus 5 years of security updates.