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New leak suggest Samsung is working on Galaxy A71 5G, allegedly heading to China


A new leak shows off what can be the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy A71 5G smartphone. The device is expected to arrive globally including China some time in the near future, offering users dual-mode 5G connectivity for a rumored price of Chinese RMB 3500 or under 500 USD. The phone is anticipated to launch resembling the original Galaxy A71 from December, featuring only two changes, that may bring an upgraded processor with modem supporting 5G and a slightly different battery.

 Read more at phoneArena.com

Samsung Electronics will manufacturer foldable glass for upcoming foldable smartphones to reduce costs and improve quality


According words coming in from multiple representatives from the industry, Samsung Electronics is looking forward to manufacture foldable glass for their upcoming foldable smartphones. The flexible glass that made it's debut on the Galaxy Z Flip was mass produced by Samsung Display, but the company has reportedly decided to develop and manufacturer their own glass protecting the OLED panel of forthcoming devices in order to reduce costs and improve quality by introducing more thicker glass compared to the former.

 Read more at etnews

Samsung Galaxy M11 goes official from United Arab Emirates

Samsung finally took the wraps off their latest entry-level smartphone featuring a punch hole display and triple camera module in the United Arab Emirates, officially listing the all new Galaxy M11 on their website for the country. The phone had already made it's appearance in the past, showing off it's design in renders and revealing most of it's internal hardware specifications, and now we have the handset out in the Middle East, which came in as a surprise because Samsung followed a trend of launching these models to the Indian subcontinent first. So the phone will come out of the box with a 1.8GHz Octa-Core processor, 6.4" Infinity-O PLS TFT LCD HD+ display with a resolution of 720 x 1560 pixels, housing an 8MP front facing secondary camera and will give 3GB and 4GB of RAM options with 32GB and 64GB of expandable internal storage space, respectively. The phone also features a 13MP primary camera on the rear accompanied by 2MP and 5MP lenses on the array for primary photography. Users will also be treated to a fingerprint reader on the back along with facial reorganization for added security and the phone powers on with a 5000mAh powered large battery that supports 15W fast charging, booting to Android's version 10 topped with Samsung's custom UI. We still have no information on the new Galaxy M11's availability nor pricing details just yet.


Source: SAMSUNG

Upcoming Samsung Galaxy M11 renders and specifications leak in full glory


The forthcoming Samsung Galaxy M11 made it's first appearance a few weeks from Google Play Console listing and today we have the entry-level Galaxy M10 successor smartphone make it's second set of rounds courtesy of YTECHB. As heard in the past the phone is shown off in the new Violet/Purple paint job along with shades including Black and Sky Blue hues (availability depends upon region). The phone is expected to pack a 6.4" HD+ Infinity-O PLS TFT LCD display housing an 8MP secondary snapper, a 1.8GHz Octa-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 chipset with Adreno 506 GPU as listed on Google Play Console, also featuring 3GB and 4GB of RAM variants with 32GB and 64GB internal expandable storage options, respectively. Under the hood you will find a 5000mAh battery with 15W fast charging technology and from the camera department, you will be treated to a triple camera module with a 13MP main sensor, 5MP ultra wide lens and a 2MP depth sensor. The next in line Galaxy M11 will run Android 10 based One UI 2.0. The launch of the smartphone is reported to be delayed in India as the nationwide 21 day lock down continues across the country.


Source: YTECHB

Samsung's largest factory shuts down in India due to COVID-19


Samsung opened their largest smartphone manufacturing facility in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India back in the summer of 2018, that can produce up to 120 million units per year. But as the novel Coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the country with several states in India facing a complete lockdown, the government of India has requested Samsung to call-off all their operations at their Noida factory at least until March 25. Starting March 23, Samsung have stopped all it's operations at their facility in India and have asked their employees under the research and development department, as well as from sales and marketing offices across India to work from home.
"Some key critical services, such as customer service, will work with limited staff."

We also learned that LG will shut down their two factories in India following the orders of the government, until the end of this month.

 Source GSMArena

Samsung announced Olympic Games Edition of Galaxy S20+ 5G in Japan


Samsung and NTT Docomo, the Japanese network service provider have partnered to unveil the latest and all new Galaxy S20+ 5G Olympic Games Edition in Matte Gold color. The new smartphone comes with 12GB RAM/128GB ROM and will be available for 1036.89 USD exclusively in the country, where you can now pre-order for the handset from Docomo's official website with shipments scheduled to begin from June. We don't know if Olympic Games will still take place due to the current situation of Coronavirus pandemic outbreak affecting countries around the world, but Samsung is official partner of the 2020 Summer Olympic Games (Tokyo 2020) and we heard that, the manufacturer will be gifting the new Samsung Galaxy S20+ Olympic Games Edition to all participating athletes.

 Source: GSMArena

Samsung is closing down all stores in the United States due to COVID-19


President and CEO of Samsung Electronics America, YH Eom, confirmed that all Samsung stores in the United States have been closed temporarily, due the continuing widespread of the deadly virus across the country and most of other parts around the world. Eom haven't disclosed for how long the manufacturer have decided to shut down their stores in the stateside, but would only consider reopening them once the spread of the ongoing Coronavirus is under control and the social distancing instruction have been revoked. Furthermore, customers in the US will still be able to buy their products through Samsung's official online store and the company will continue operations of all their online customer care channels with 24 hours support. Samsung is also assuring that all orders from their online portal will be fulfilled as fast as possible.

 Source: SAMMOBILE

Samsung Galaxy M21 arrives in India, price starts at $172


After the recently postponed launch, the South Koreans have finally introduced their all new Galaxy M21 to India. Like other models from the Samsung Galaxy M series, the new device will too be a online-exclusive smartphone in the country, selling through Samsung's official webstore as well as via Amazon.in for a price starting at 172.97 USD for the 4GB RAM/64GB ROM base variant. The sale for the handset is scheduled to go live starting March 23 at 12:00 PM (local time). The smartphone will feature a 6.4" Full HD+ Infinity-U Super AMOLED display, an Exynos-powered 9611 SoC at helm based on the 10nm process, 4GB LPDDR4x RAM with 64GB and 128GB of UFS 2.1 expandable storage options,  48MP triple rear camera module, a 20MP front facing snapper under the notch, a dedicated fingerprint reader,  6000mAh battery unit with 15W fast charging capabilities and boots to Android's version 10 with Samsung's One UI 2.0 topping.

Samsung starts mass producing the fastest 512GB eUFS 3.1 chips for flagship smartphones


Today Samsung Electronics have announced that, they started mass producing the industry first 512GB eUFS 3.1 storage chips for use in flagship smartphones. The latest chip offers three times the write speeds from the previous generation 512GB eUFS 3.0 mobile memory, and is said to break the 1GB/s performance threshold in smartphone storage. The write speed is improved to over 1200MB/s, boasting more than twice the speed of SATA-based PC featuring 540MB/s, over ten times swift than a standard UHS-I microSD card with 90MB/s speeds and also 60 percent faster than the widely used UFS 3.0 storage. Samsung have also promised 256GB and 128GB options to be available for flagship smartphones, that will be launched later this year.
With our introduction of the fastest mobile storage, smartphone users will no longer have to worry about the bottleneck they face with conventional storage cards. The new eUFS 3.1 reflects our continuing commitment to supporting the rapidly increasing demands from global smartphone makers this year,  said Cheol Choi, Executive Vice President of Memory Sales & Marketing at Samsung Electronics.
Source: SAMSUNG Newsroom

Samsung Galaxy M21 launch in India has been postponed to March 18


Samsung was supposed to launch their all new and Galaxy M20 successor smartphone with tagline, "WattaMonster" in India on March 16 through Amazon.in. However the manufacturer recently updated the product pages for Galaxy M21 on the e-commerce website as well as on Samsung's official domain with a new date, now inviting us for the announcement on March 18 at 12:00 PM (local time). For a quick overview, the phone will pack a large 6000mAh powered battery, a triple camera module on the rear with a 48MP primary sensor and a 20MP secondary front facing camera on the front notch of the SuperAMOLED display. We will have more details for you tomorrow. Nonetheless, the reason behind the change in date is not revealed by the phone maker.

All new Galaxy A11 appears on Samsung's media website officially


Back in the beginning of this month, we saw the affordable next in line Galaxy A11 smartphone leak in courtesy of Android Headlines and now a week later it looks like the manufacturer is officially taking wraps off their brand new Android smartphone. Samsung have updated the resource page for the device on their media website, revealing all the internal specifications of the Galaxy A10 successor. The phone comes in Black, White, Blue and Red colors, featuring a 6.4"HD+ Infinity-O display, a Octa-Core processor, 2GB/3GB RAM options with 32GB on board expandable space, a triple lens primary module on the rear with 13MP optics in charge and an 8MP sensor in the front punch hole. Galaxy A11 also supports 4000mAh powered battery with 15W fast charging capabilities as well. No other details were disclosed by the manufacturer.

 Source: SAMSUNG MOBILE PRESS

Samsung will sanitize your smartphones, opens Galaxy Sanitizing Service in 19 countries


As manufacturers are taking all necessary precautions to prevent the rapid spread of Coronavirus globally, the South Korean multinational manufacturer have opened Galaxy Sanitizing Service through their official Samsung Service Centers and Samsung Experience Stores in 19 countries, with the service continuing to expand to more territories. Samsung uses UV-C light to sanitize your Galaxy smartphones, Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds, without using any harsh chemicals for cleaning the devices. Currently the service is available in Argentina, Chile, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, United States, Ukraine and Vietnam. However Samsung will soon be bringing the Galaxy Sanitizing Service to countries including Australia, Austria, Canada, Czechia, France, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Mexico, Netherlands, Panama, Philippines, Romania, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates and United Kingdom.

 Source: SAMMOBILE

Samsung Galaxy M11 leaks on Google Play Console


Samsung Galaxy M11, the next generation successor for their entry-level Galaxy M10 have leaked via Google Play Console listing. Along with the press render of the smartphone, we have also received the details of it's internal hardware specifications as well, thanks to Techie Jerry. So the incoming Galaxy M11 smartphone will pack a punch hole style display on the front, bringing a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 Octa-Core SoC under the hood, a display with 720 x 1560 resolution pixels, 3GB of RAM and runs Android's version 10 out of the box. Previously we had heard rumors of seeing the smartphone arrive in a Violet paint job at launch.

 Source: Techie Jerry

Samsung Galaxy M21 is arriving in India on March 16


We have heard about Galaxy M21 in the past and now Samsung has officially confirmed the Galaxy M20 successor, "WattaMonster" smartphone for India on March 16 at 12:00 PM (local time). The phone has already got it's promotional page live on Amazon India's online e-commerce website, from where the manufacturer will retail it's next in line affordable Android-running device starting next week. The handset will bring a large 6000mAh powered battery unit on board with a triple camera module on the rear featuring a 48MP primary sensor in charge and also housing a 20MP secondary front facing selfie camera under the front water drop style notch on the SuperAMOLED display. You may click on the "Notify Me" button from the source link, to stay updated on the smartphone and we will keep you posted with further availability and pricing details at launch.

 Source: Amazon.in

Samsung will soon launch Galaxy M21 in India according to new reports


As per a report coming in from the IANS, Samsung may soon refresh their lineup of Galaxy M series of smartphones in India following the recent update with Galaxy M31. The latest information comes in from industry sources, who see the South Korean's prepping a successor for the Galaxy M20 handset in the country. We hear the date March 16, that is reportedly set for an official launch of the device in India and is most likely to be sold through Amazon.in in the country like it's predecessor models. The upcoming Galaxy M21 Android-running smartphone is expected to bring an upgrade to the dual cameras found on the Galaxy M20's rear with a new triple sensor arrangement, as well as sporting several other improvements from the specification department like a large 6000mAH powered battery unit. However, it is worth mentioning that Samsung is yet to confirm any of these statements made by the media.

 Source: IANS, Pocketnow

Samsung Galaxy A21 is next up from leaked press shots


We just showed you the upcoming Galaxy A11 from Samsung a few moments back and now we are back with yet another middle-ranged Android-powered smartphone from the South Koreans, showing off their next in line Galaxy A21, who making it's first appearance in similar renders from our source Android Headlines. The smartphone is expected to launch very soon in the United States, and will be the succeeding model for the previously announced Galaxy A20 smartphone and will likely follow the footsteps of the Galaxy A11 and should arrive on prepaid networks such as Boost Mobile, Cricket and MetroPCS, as well as on other major carriers in the stateside.

 Talking about the design aspect, the smartphone features the much alike Infinity-O display panel from Samsung on the front, that traits a single punch hole style cutout for the secondary facing camera resting on the top left corner of the screen with fair bezels around the flat panel and a large chin on the bottom. On the other end, the phone packs a quad primary rear camera module, once again aligning the lenses in a vertical fashion, believed to attribute a wide angle main lens, a telephoto sensor, an ultra wide angle lens, and lastly a depth sensor, alongside a dual-tone LED flash light, and fingerprint reader placed to the center and Samsung's branding towards to the bottom of the device. The manufacturer will keep the much-loved 3.5mm headphone jack and we will see USB Type-C port for wired connectivity. Volume rockers and the power button have been positioned on the right side of the smartphone. The leaked reports also suggest the existence of Exynos 7904 chipset under the hood with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of on board storage, that can be further expanded via a micro SD card slot and a 4000mAh powered battery unit. Be sure to stay with us for more details on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A21 in the coming days.

 Source: Android Headlines

Here are the leaked press renders of upcoming Samsung Galaxy A11


Thanks to our friends at Android Headlines, here is the first look at Samsung's forthcoming affordable and Galaxy A10 successor smartphone, the Galaxy A11 pictured in two brand new press renders, revealing the design of Samsung's upcoming device. From it's first look, the handset carries the manufacturer's Infinity-O display on the front, featuring punch hole style secondary front facing sensor cutout on the left corner with the more flat shaped screen panel covered with fair bit of bezels on all three sides and thick chin on the bottom.

 On the back, the smartphone looks to bring along a triple camera module for primary photography with vertically aligned lenses accompanied by a single LED flash light. The phone also sports a fingerprint scanner for biometric protection positioned towards the center of the rear panel. However the Galaxy A11 appears to tot a plastic body built, showing justice to the reasonably priced tag with which the device will be offered to the cost-effective markets at launch. In terms of physical hardware buttons, the volume controls with power button have been placed on the right side of the unit like it's predecessor.

 Specs-wise the device is expected to come out of the box with a 6.2" High Definition Plus display housing an eight megapixels front facing shooter for selfies, vlogging and video calling. Under the hood Samsung will treat you with their own Exynos 7 Octa-Core processor bundled with 3 gigabytes of RAM. The main camera arrangement consists of a 13MP primary lens, a 5MP sensor presumably for ultra wide angel shots and a 2MP optics for depth sensing. Having said that, the most exciting of all the leaked set of internals is it's large 5000mAh powered battery on the smartphone, that should be efficient enough to power you through a day or two without frequent charging.

 The sources have allegedly mentioned that we should see the new Galaxy A11 make it's arrival in the United States, coming to prepaid carriers and wireless service providers like Boost Mobile, Cricket and MetroPCS.

 Source: Android Headlines

Samsung Electronics and LG Innotek shuts down their plants in South Korea over Coronavirus cases


Samsung Electronics and LG Innotek have shut down their manufacturing factories in their homeland South Korea due to confirmed Coronavirus cases, as line workers from both Samsung and LG plants have been tested positive for the infection. The Samsung employee was tested positive for the virus on Saturday from their plant in Gumi, the same city from where most of the Coronavirus outbreaks have been reported in the country. Samsung confirmed that their plant will remain closed until Sunday evening for disinfection work, while the space where the infected employee worked will only reopen after Tuesday afternoon. Samsung also mentioned in the released statement that they will implement "all necessary measures" to prevent the spread of the virus.

 Now from words of an official representative from LG Innotek, the company's factory in the same South Korean city Gumi will remain closed until Monday for disinfection process, as one of their worker was recently confirmed to be affected by the contagious virus, reported this past Sunday.

 Source: REUTERS

Galaxy Z Flip is Samsung's latest foldable smartphone


Samsung announced their all new foldable clamshell smartphone at the Galaxy Unpacked Event held in San Francisco, United States on February 11 alongside the newest Galaxy S20 series of frontrunner smartphones. The Galaxy Z Flip will be Samsung's first handset to come featuring first-of-its-kind foldable glass display and the unique custom-built user experience, said to offer a whole new mobile experience for the consumers.
Galaxy Z Flip’s compact, stylish design is created for those who see technology as a way to express themselves.
The phone arrives a with a 6.7" Full High Definition Plus Dynamic AMOLED panel that can fold into a compact form factor with the newly developed "Hideaway Hinge" from Samsung supported by the dual-CAM mechanism, ensuring every flip and fold while using the phone is smooth and stable, also allowing the phone to comfortably fit into your palms or pockets when closed. The hinge mechanism also traits the manufacturer's latest "Sweeper Technology," with which the Galaxy Z Flip uses nylon fibers to keep dirt and dust away from entering the hinges. When opened, the clamshell phone will treat you to the company's Infinity Flex Display attributing the bendable aforementioned Ultra Thin Glass or UTG, making it more durable, slimmer and sleek in design.

 The secondary "Cover Display" on the outer shell will show a glace of real time notifications, battery, date and time information, as well as have abilities to answer calls without unfolding the smartphone. "Multi-Active Window" feature on board will let you take advantage of dividing the screen in half to use two apps simultaneously, for more active multitasking. The primary camera module will let users capture videos in 4K resolution, assisted by "Live Focus" and "Super Steady" recording. Galaxy Z Flip also packs an interesting 3300mAh dual battery system, that can basically hold more power in less space, backed by wired and wirelessly quick charging capabilities, with their "Wireless PowerShare" technology integration. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip will be able to wirelessly charge your paired Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Watch or even a smartphone that is efficient of wireless charging.
At Samsung, we were encouraged by the excitement for the Galaxy Fold. Galaxy Z Flip is an important next step as we look to build the foldable category by bringing to consumers a new form factor, new display and most importantly, a new kind of mobile experience. With Galaxy Z Flip’s unique foldable design and user experience, we’re redefining what a mobile device can be, and what it enables consumers to do," said Dr. TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics.
For availability, the phones will come to select markets including the United States and South Korea, beginning February 14, 2020 in shades of Mirror Purple and Mirror Black. A special Mirror Gold color option will be followed later in select countries as well. The pricing for the phone will start at $1380.



Samsung have even collaborated with the Iconic American fashion brand Thom Browne, debuting the limited edition Galaxy Z Flip. The Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition is said to be created for those who are not afraid to make a statement, coming out of the box with the exclusive Thom Browne signature colored stripes running over a Pebble Grey paint job. The version also ships with special edition Pebble Grey colored leather phone case, Galaxy Buds+ and Galaxy Watch Active 2, in the similar makeover.
Partnering with Samsung to create Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition was an incredible opportunity to reimagine how consumers express themselves through their smartphone. We designed Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition just like I do my collections—with proportion, individuality and aesthetic in mind—to create the perfect blend of art and technology, said Thom Browne.
Working with Thom gave us the opportunity to make this stylish device even more covetable, bringing together Samsung’s latest technology innovations with Thom’s signature aesthetic inspired by his suits —the precision tailoring, the intentional use of materials, the elevated style that is uniquely his own. Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition is a marriage of our shared desire to delight people down to the finest details, said Stephanie Choi, Senior Vice President and Head of Global Marketing Team of Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics.
Interested in getting the Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition? The devices will be made available online from Samsung's official webstore as well as via THOM BROWNE NEW YORK's official website, NET-A-PORTER and MR PORTER in limited quantity, from February 14, 2020. 

 The phone maker has also confirmed that, Galaxy Fold was introduced as the their first foldable smartphone back in 2019, and with this launch of the all new Galaxy Z Flip, the smartphone will be Samsung's first device from the Galaxy Z series portfolio planned for the future, committing to take on the trending and leading category with more phones to follow in the years ahead, promising to bring innovative foldable experiences for the consumers.

 Here below, we have attached the infographics from Samsung to explain more about the detailed list of internal specification of newly launched Galaxy Z Flip smartphone from Samsung Group.


Source: SAMSUNG Newsroom 1, 2, 3

Samsung's 2020 flagship smartphones from Galaxy S20 series have been announced officially


Samsung held their Galaxy Unpacked Event in San Francisco United States, earlier yesterday, where the South Korean's took the stage to announce their newest range of Galaxy S20 series of smartphones for 2020, presenting the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra, succeeding their previous generation Galaxy S10 lineup of devices from last year. The brand new Samsung Galaxy S20 series will become manufacturer's first full 5G flagship lineup, bringing advanced fifth generation connectivity with improved AI camera technologies on board, said to be built for the future of communications.

 We see the latest set phones from Samsung focus attention on it's camera performance and innovation in 5G from all aspects, where the newly debuted Galaxy S20 models are able to take advantage of sub-6 category and mmWave networks to support dual-mode standalone and non-standalone (SA/NSA) 5G capabilities under the hood. With this state-of-the-art launch, Samsung also introduces the world their brand-new camera architecture, combining the phone maker's largest ever image sensor on board with integration of artificial intelligence. The Samsung created Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ packs a 64MP sensor in charge of primary optics, while the Galaxy S20 Ultra will arrive with the revolutionary and industry-leading 108MP main lens featuring "Space Zoom" technology that combines "Hybrid Optic Zoom" and "Super Resolution Zoom," while users of standard and plus options get treated to 30x zoom abilities. The series also lets you record videos in 8K resolution with assistance from "Super Steady" and its anti-rolling stabilization along with AI motion analysis.

 For progressed screen presentation and gaming entertainment, the device will comes with 120Hz refresh rates for it's Quad High Definition Plus Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity-O HDR10+ certified display, 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM as standard across all 5G variants, going upto 16GB RAM for the higher-end Galaxy S20 Ultra, alongside game booster running in the background for optimized settings and audio output tuned by AKG. The processing powers are handled by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 SoC or Samsung's Exynos 990 chipsets (depending upon the region). Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ ships with 25W fast charging potential, while the premium S20 Ultra happens to support 45W of Super Fast Charging with a large 5000mAh powered unit.

 The prices for the devices start from $999.99 for the Galaxy S20 5G (base model) coming in Cosmic Grey, Cloud Blue and Cloud Pink shades, $1,199.99 for Galaxy S20+ 5G (base model) painted in Cosmic Grey, Cloud Blue and Cosmic Black and $1,399.99 for Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G (base model) getting tinted in Cosmic Grey and Cosmic Black hues. The phones will be available in the United States from Samsung's official webstore beginning March 6, and pre-orders starting from February 21, 2020.
As we enter this new decade, 5G will completely change how we communicate and how we experience the world around us. As all three Galaxy S20 variants come with 5G connectivity, Samsung is providing a next-generation device for transforming people’s lives. With an incredible, AI powered camera, you can capture the moments as they happen and connect more seamlessly with the people you love, said Dr. TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics.
We have attached the formal infographics from Samsung below to better explain and learn more about the Galaxy S20 series and it's detailed hardware internal specifications.

 Samsung Galaxy S20


Samsung Galaxy S20+

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

Source: SAMSUNG Newsroom 1, 2
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