Other Samsung models that have already been confirmed to receive the Marshmallow update are Galaxy A8, Galaxy A5, Galaxy A3, Galaxy E7, Galaxy E5, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge+, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6, Galaxy Alpha and Galaxy Tab S2.
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The refreshed Samsung Galaxy A (2016) lineup are: the 5.5-inch Galaxy A7, the 5.2-inch Galaxy A5, and 4.7-inch Galaxy A3. It is packed with 1.6GHz Octa Core processsor paired with 3GB RAM and 16GB of internal storage, which can be further expanded upto 128GB via microSD card. On the software side of things, all three run on Android 5.1 Lollipop with Samsung’s TouchWiz UX layer running on top.
The Galaxy A7 sports a 5.5-inch full HD display with a pixel resolution of 1920 x 1080pixels and weighs 172 grams. GSM Arena added that that it also has a bigger 3.300 mAh battery and can support fast charging.
Anand Tech mentioned that Galaxy A3 comes with 1.5GHz Quad Core, while A5 and A7 come with 1.6GHz Octa Core. The A5 and A7 also support Samsung Pay – the first non-premium models to do so.
The battery is 3,300mAh and has a Fast Charging option. AU$678). Both of these handsets come equipped with NFC and fingerprint scanners that will be used for making Samsung Pay transactions.
Samsung’s Galaxy A7 was dispatched in February this year with unbelievable elements and we definitely realize that Samsung is taking a shot at the Galaxy an arrangement and Galaxy J rearrangement cell phones with updated highlights. Mobile broadband connectivity comes from the LTE Cat. Except for the OIS support, this A3 also comes with the same camera unit seen in the A5 and A7.
The new phones lineup promise brighter and clearer photos and videos with a better camera than the one on its predecessors. According to The Korea Times, Samsung wants to save money and that’s why the new Galaxy S7 will be similar to the Galaxy S6. Inspired by the Samsung Galaxy A6, the 4.7-inch Galaxy A3; 5.2-inch Galaxy A5 and 5.5-inch sport narrow bezels and are sleeker than their ancestors.
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Samsung hasn’t announced pricing for any of these handsets, though you can expect them to retail for less than the Galaxy S6. 6 radio for the two larger phones while the Galaxy A3 uses a Cat.
