Samsung Galaxy A7 Is Now Official
Samsung Galaxy A7 is finally official. The metal-clad smartphone with optional dual-SIM functionality will be available at the end of Q1 this year in two different chipset configurations.
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Samsung Galaxy A7 is finally official. The metal-clad smartphone with optional dual-SIM functionality will be available at the end of Q1 this year in two different chipset configurations.
Samsung is surely among the biggest spenders when it comes to marketing and self-promotion. It looks like we’ll be treated to yet another round of extensive campaigning from Samsung.
Samsung is about to make its S Pen experience on select Galaxy handsets a little bit more fun, as it’s launching what it’s calling Penvatars.
Verizon has now launched the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge on its network. The Big Red is selling the device for $399.99 on a two-year contract or $799.99 unlocked.
Following the official launch in India of the Galaxy A3 and A5 two days ago, it appears the European market will not be left out.
Samsung just announced another member of its Galaxy Grand series of smartphones: the Galaxy Grand Max, a handset that we first saw at the end of December.
Reportedly, the devices in question have the model numbers SM-T116 and SM-T113 and belong under the codename “Project Goya”.
Samsung is currently officially launching the Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A3 in India alongside the new Galaxy E7 and Galaxy E5 which it simultaneously has officially announced.
Vietnamese gold-plating shop Karalux has chosen the Samsung Galaxy A5 as its latest target to fill in the company’s large collection of gold smartphones. The Galaxy A5 launched last month and is Samsung’s first aluminum-clad smartphone in its mid-range lineup.
Alleged photos that showcase the metal chassis of Samsung Galaxy S6 made the rounds online. Samsung’s next Android smartphone flagship is expected to debut in the first quarter of this year.
Four years is almost an eternity in the world of tech, but that hasn’t stopped the XDA Developers community of finding a way of getting a stable Android Lollipop build up and running on the Galaxy S2.
Last month, we told you about the new variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 introduced by Samsung, for the South Korean market only. The phablet, known as the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE (SM-N916).
Like anything you read on the internet, always hedge your bets, but chatter on Reddit appears to have confirmed that early 2015 is going to be the beginning of a big push to update a lot of Samsung hardware to Android 5.0 Lollipop.
The Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the device has leaked, and is available from XDA. The developers forum has the version of the update designed for the SM-N9005 model of the device.
While Samsung hasn’t officially launched the Galaxy A3 and Galaxy A5 in the US through any carriers, the two metal smartphones are now available to buy stateside.
Samsung was getting ready to officially introduce the Galaxy A7 in South Korea sometime soon. Korean website Ruliweb has more details about this.
Over there a few retailers have already listed Samsung Galaxy Core Prime on their websites. The device should be out sometime in January, and you’ll reportedly be able to get one for under 200.
Three of Samsung’s new phones have hit the pages of Russian distributor Merlion, the Samsung Galaxy A7, Galaxy J1 and the Galaxy E5. They come with a full list of specifications, not that there was much left unknown about the three unofficial handsets.