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Internal slide of Samsung Galaxy Alpha leaks, shows-off upcoming phone's specifications



Samsung's impending premium smartphone and their latest add-on to the company's existing Android Galaxy line-up of devices, the rumored and leaked Galaxy Alpha (SM-G850F) has been leaked once again, this time from the very internals of the South Korean manufacturer. As you can see from the above picture, a reader of the Portuguese website, TECMUNDO have send them with an image of the slide, listing all the technical specifications of the upcoming Samsung branded smartphone.

 As said in the past reports, the forthcoming Samsung smartphone, that is dubbed as Galaxy Alpha, is the first Android phone from the manufacturer to feature a metal frame, that is partially designed in metal-clad, mostly made out of aluminium construction, with the rear side of it being identical to their flagship model, Samsung Galaxy S5, embracing the perforated or dotted faux leather textured plastic, alongside the glass touchscreen panel on the front, which is possibly the latest version of Corning's Gorilla Glass. And the phone render you see from the leaked side projected, exactly falls in line with our previous reports and matches very well with the real life images of the handset that had made it's way from the infamous Chinese social media website, recently.

 Now for the main part, the source image here confirms that the phone will be running over an Samsung's own Exynos powered Octa-Core chipset, that clocks Quad 1.8GHz + Quad 1.3Ghz, 4.7-inches High Definition Super AMOLED screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display, 32 gigabytes of non-expandable internal mass storage option, two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 12 megapixels primary camera on the back with a 2.1 megapixels front facing secondary snapper, Bluetooth 4.0, A-GPS, GLONASS, USB 3.0, 4G LTE Cat4 and 3G HSPA+ network capability support over a nano SIM card, fingerprint reader and heart rate sensor on board, a 1,860mAh powered battery and featuring Android's version 4.4 KitKat with proprietary TouchWiz User Interface on top. According to our last article, the phone should go official tomorrow from the phone maker, or else TECMUNDO suggest us to see the phone in the second half of the month, or not later than the beginning of next month, September, and is expected to be available in Brazil, by the month of October for a price of 2399 Brazilian Real, that's around as high as 1053 United States Dollars. Really?

 Source: TECMUNDO

Samsung Galaxy Alpha makes another round of appearance on the web



Samsung's upcoming premium handset has made it to another sets of leaks, this time showing the new smartphone from every angles possibly it could and in some HD photographs. The new smartphone here gets caught on camera by an user of the infamous Chinese social media website, Weibo, with it's screen on, giving us a glimpse of the company's TouchWiz User Interface equipped on the device on top of Android's version 4.4 KitKat and also showing the really high-end Samsung made aluminium construction.

 As we have been awaiting the new handset to make it's official debut yesterday, according to the past reports, but unfortunately nothing of that sort had happened from the South Korean multinational manufacturer the previous day. So far the new impending phone, Galaxy Alpha from Samsung is said to come partially designed out of metal (rumored to be an aluminium-clad), unlike other Android powered Galaxy branded Samsung smartphones from the market, with it's back being identical to their flagship model, Samsung Galaxy S5, embracing the perforated or dotted faux leather textured plastic and a single sheet of glass on the front, possibly the latest version of Corning's Gorilla Glass for protection.

 In term of the specification for the looming device, model named as SM-G850F Alpha phone, is almost confirmed to have a 4.7-inches High Definition Super AMOLED screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display with a pixel density of 306ppi, compensating the new Samsung's own Exynos 5433 Octa-Core processor and a Mali-T628 Graphics Processing Unit, 32 gigabytes of internal mass storage (expandable via microSD card slot), coupled by a two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 12 megapixels main shooter on the back with LED flash light and a 2.1 megapixels front facing secondary snapper.

 Also like the firm's front runner smartphone, the upcoming Galaxy Alpha will too have a fingerprint reader integrated to the home button in the front and a dedicated heart rate sensor in the back, placed aside the LED flash, adjacent to the primary lens. When the gone by reports are taken to concern, it's hardly believed that, the Samsung Galaxy Alpha is a step ahead the phone maker's recently sanctioned Galaxy S5 Mini, and even, Samsung is preparing a special LTE-A variant of the phone, which should get official once we see the Galaxy Alpha make it to the public on 13th of this month, August, as new rumors suggests.


Source: Weibo
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