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Samsung's new Galaxy Mega 2 is out in Thailand, officially

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Published On September 21, 2014 By Syamanth Sreejith
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Samsung has announced their newest addition to the company's Android Galaxy line-up of smartphones, named as the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2, literally in Thailand as the manufacturer lists the device on their official network domain. It is already reported that, the new Galaxy Mega 2 is retailing in some Asian countries including, Thailand and Malaysia from the past month, ever since it showed up on TENAA, which is China's Telecommunications Equipment Certification Center.

 And now, exactly as seen in the previous leaked article, the new successor phablet for the company's previously announced Galaxy Mega handsets, (which was announced in two versions, the Galaxy Mega 6.3 and the dual-SIM Galaxy Mega 5.8) will sport Samsung's latest design, featuring the late impression of fake leather back cover, again made out of the very same polycarbonate construction, also attributing the stitching pattern on the edges. From the official front preview, we see the phone's screen holding the company's latest TouchWiz User Interface and a design that's pretty similar to any other new Galaxy branded smartphones out there right now, but of course with a larger display size, protected with Corning Gorilla Glass panel.

 In term of the specs, there are some noticeable changes in the internal specifications that popped-up in the earlier leak. Accordingly, as concerned to the authorized listings from the South Koreans, the latest Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 will come out of the box with a Quad-Core processor, clocked at 1.5GHz, six-inches High Definition screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display, 16 gigabytes of internal mass storage option (expandable via microSD card slot), 1.5 gigabytes of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels primary camera on the back with CMOS sensor and LED flash light, capable of capturing Full High Definition 1080p videos and a standard 2.1 megapixels front facing secondary snapper.

 The phablet supports Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Near Field Communication (NFC), GPS with GLONASS and 4G LTE network connectivity, from the software side we have Android's version 4.4 KitKat with proprietary TouchWiz UI with other features embracing, Ultra Power Saving Mode, One-handed operation and more. The whole unit measures at 163.6 x 84.9 x 8.6 millimeters colossal in dimensions, and ships in Cosmic Black and Blizzard White shades options. So, for the folks hunting for a less expensive smartphone than the new flagship Galaxy Note 4, with a bigger screen, the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 can be a right option. We expect the smartphone to be available soon in more regions, but unfortunately there's no official confirmation coming in from the phone maker, just yet.

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About author: Syamanth Sreejith

Syamanth is the Founder, Co-Owner Senior News Writer at THE PHONES GUIDE. He is a full-time media communications correspondent and mobile technology news writer and blogger, currently in charge of THE PHONES GUIDE, THE PHONES GUIDE BLOG and THE PHONES GUIDE on Medium.

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