The arrival of the Samsung Galaxy C9 will take the series to a whole new level, as it is anticipated to be the most powerful device in the series so far. For instance, recent reports suggest that Samsung will discontinue producing flat-faced phones and will make the curved displays, or Edge variant, its flagship device. Pre-ordered units in Hong Kong come with free official Samsung accessories such as a leather case, a zoom lens add-on and a wide-angle lens add-on. While the series was initially restricted only to China, has finally started making its way to Malaysia.
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And, today, Sammobile reports that the company is working on a new Galaxy C smartphone which might be dubbed as Galaxy C9 and codenamed as “Amy”.
The Galaxy Note 7 is due for release in Thailand in early September and is the first ever smartphone to be shipped with an iris scanner which is used to unlock the phone and access apps.
Built on a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display, Galaxy Note 7 boasts of a 3500mAh battery, a S Pen stylus, a 12-megapixel f/1.7 dual pixel rear camera and a 5-megapixel front camera. Samsung’s next Galaxy C device will most likely support latest 4G LTE bands with carrier aggregation.
Next year is another year for Samsung fans to look forward to as a Galaxy S7 successor is expected to arrive.
In other news, Samsung plans to launch a 128GB of storage variant of the Galaxy Note 7 in China soon.
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In China, the smartphone market is now dominated by the likes of homegrown manufacturers like Huawei, Vivo and Oppo and Samung, the world’s largest smartphone maker in terms of shipments wouldn’t want to left behind.
