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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.
The update to Android 5.0 Lollipop for the Samsung Galaxy S5 just keeps on spreading throughout the world, it seems. After Poland and other countries, today it was Spain’s turn to get the rollout on its way.
Today we can see it in a leaked catalogue for South Korea. This listing gives us another round of specs for the device. What’s perhaps more interesting is that alongside the A7 the Galaxy Grand Max has leaked too, as part of the same leaflet.
Samsung is about to launch a Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE model in South Korea. Sporting the model number SM-916, the latest version of the high-end phablet will hit the shelves in its homeland in mid-January.
The Galaxy S6 is expected to get officially unveiled early in 2015, however, this time around, Samsung is taking design seriously with a complete overhaul: first images of an assembled Galaxy S6 has leaked out.
According to a report, Samsung is working on a 10-inch Galaxy Tab 5 tablet. It appears that major tablet manufacturers are moving ahead to larger screened slates.
The Sony just announced that it’s teaming with Samsung to bake the PlayStation game-streaming service into some of the rival electronics giant’s smart TVs starting next year.
The Samsung Z1 is now expected to be unveiled in India on January 18th. The Tizen flavored handset will feature a 4-inch screen with a resolution of 480*800.
Released by Samsung in the first quarter of the year, the Galaxy S5 is the companys first flagship handset that features a water-resistant body.
