According to the brochure, the Galaxy A8 will flaunt a 5.7-inch full HD (1920×1080 pixels) Super AMOLED display.
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Will you buy the Galaxy S6 Edge+ (assuming it releases) over the Galaxy Note 5? It is much touted to flaunt a dual edge display.
As mentioned by Vinereport, the Galaxy Tab S2 will run on Android 5.0 Lollipop and utilize an Exynos 5433 processor which boasts of a 1.9 Ghz speed.
One of the two images Mobile Direct sent is for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
Nonetheless, it looks like Samsung is prepping up heavily for the second half of the year. It is regarding the next Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus with 5.5-inch screen along with the curved edges.
Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy A8 has yet again been spotted, this time around in a leaked brochure giving us a pretty clear indication of the specifications and features it’ll have on offer when it launches. Perhaps the purpose of the A Series is to give customers low-budget options for smartphones, even though they are not related to its flagship series.
While the specs do not exactly look enticing on paper, it will still be a significant improvement over the J1, which came with only 512 MB of RAM, a meager 4 GB of storage and a small 4.3-inch screen with a WVGA resolution.
Phone Arena also revealed that the tech firm would continue to improve this, noting that the 700Wh/l density should increase to 780Wh/l by 2017.
It’s a different story among Europe’s “big five”, however, as Android lost 2.9 percentage points compared to the same period a year ago.
In order to avoid more embarrassing headlines relating to the iPhone bending, it is suggested that the new iPhone 7 will be redesigned from more durable materials.
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Despite its thinness however, the handset’s rumored specs are also impressive. This has been in beta for a while now, so it’s good to see the final build arrive heralding the new Apple Music service. And Force Touch can be considered something of a killer app, after it created a strong impression is the reason Apple watch. Android has also continued to regain the top spot in the US when it comes to sales, but in Europe’s big five, it’s still a no go.
