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Samsung Galaxy M30s gets 4GB RAM/128GB ROM variant in India


Samsung will bring an upgraded variant for their Galaxy M30s with 4GB RAM and 128GB of on board storage in India starting March 14. The latest adaption of the handset will be priced at 201.86 USD and will be available in Opal Black, Sapphire Blue, and Quartz Green color options retailing in the country through Amazon.in and via Samsung's official webstore. In India, the Android-powered Galaxy M30s currently sells in 4GB and 6GB RAM options with 64GB and 128GB ROM internal space, respectively.

Source: SAMMOBILE

Samsung Galaxy M31 is now available for purchase in India


Samsung had released the Galaxy M30s successor smartphone, the Galaxy M31 back last month in the subcontinent and is now up for retail in India from Samsung.com as well as through Amazon.in. The phone brings a number of improvements from it's predecessor handset and is now offered in the country in Ocean Blue and Space Black color options. The middle-ranged Android 10 running "Monster" phablet with 64MP High Resolution ISOCELL Bright GW1 image sensor will set you back for Indian Rupees equivalent to 218.71 USD for the 6GB RAM plus 64GB ROM variant, where else you will have to pay $232.38 for the larger 128GB model, both shipping unlocked. Samsung also gives you $13.67 cashback on using ICICI credit card from their official webstore. Other introductory offers include no cost EMI starting at $18.23 per month and standard EMI starting at just $10.30 monthly.

Samsung Galaxy S20+ gets a paint job in South Korea in collaboration with Jennie Kim


Samsung just launched a new color for their 2020 flagship smartphone Galaxy S20+ in their homel country, South Korea. The new shade comes in collaboration with the South Korean singer and rapper, also the member of the girl group Blackpink, Jennie Kim, calling the new paint job as Jennie Red. The device in the new hue is currently an exclusive for the Galaxy S20+ 5G handset with model number SM-G986N, retailing only in Samsung's country of origin, available for purchase online via kt Shop for 1110.81 USD in the East Asian nation, where they are even offering the latest Galaxy Buds+ in a brand new Red KT special edition cast to match with the phone.

Source: kt Shop

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip comes to India for $1529


Samsung launches their latest Galaxy Z Flip to India. The newly announced foldable smartphone from the South Koreans featuring 6.7" FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED panel with Samsung's newly developed horizontal "Hideaway Hinge" has made it's way to the manufacturer's official online retail webstore for a price of Indian Rupees equivalent to 1529.76 USD for the 8GB RAM variant with 256GB on board storage space. This price for the device in India is higher than the tag the handset originally carries in the stateside. The phone will be arrive in both Mirror Purple and Mirror Black color options and will go up for grabs from authorized Samsung retail outlets across the country and online through Samsung India. Interested consumers can click on the "NOTIFY ME" from Samsung's website here to stay updated on pre-ordering details and other availability information in the country. Samsung also offers one time screen damage protection plan for inner screen and external screen free with the purchase, and no-cost EMI for the Galaxy Z Flip starts at $127.48 per month, while standard EMI starts at $72.01 monthly.

Pre-orders for Samsung Galaxy S20 series goes live in India


Samsung finally starts taking pre-orders for their all new Samsung Galaxy S20 series in India, the smartphones were originally announced back in San Francisco, United States earlier this week at their Galaxy Unpacked Event alongside the Galaxy Z Flip foldable clamshell handset. Te devices will be offered in 128GB of expandable storage option with 4G LTE connectivity over hybrid-SIM card slot in the country.

So the brand new vanilla iteration of Galaxy S20 will cost you Indian Rupees equivalent to 936.70 USD or at $78.06 per month on one year contract, while the Galaxy S20+ will carry a price tag of $1034.56 or $86.21 per month, and the higher-end Galaxy S20 Ultra will set you back for $1300.20 or $108.35 monthly installments for an year. All three smartphones from the South Koreans will arrive in India in shades of Cosmic Gray, Cloud Blue and Cosmic Black color options to choose from. Samsung is also offering trade-in offers upto $672.47 on your current smartphone and Samsung Care+ Accidental & Liquid Damage Protection is available at a discounted price of just $27.95 or at $2.33 monthly EMI for 12 months. The latest Galaxy Buds+ will only cost you $41.93 when ordering the standard Galaxy S20 and it comes even cheaper at $27.95 when getting the Galaxy S20+ or the Galaxy S20 Ultra. To pre-order the smartphone from the country, click here.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition to cost $2518 in South Korea


Samsung's all new Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne Edition will arrive in limited batches to the manufacturer's homeland of business, South Korea, starting next week on February 21. The pricing and availability details of the just released limited edition foldable smartphone from Samsung was shared in a tweet by Sohee Kim, Bloomberg's technology reporter from the country. According to Kim, the voguish clamshell phone wearing Thom Browne New York fashion-brand's signature colored stripes running down the Pebble Grey paint job along with the special edition leather case, Galaxy Buds+ and Galaxy Watch Active 2 with similar appearance will cost you around $2518 or 2.97 million South Korean Won. The package of products will get delivered to the customers across the East Asian nation beginning early March.
Source: Sohee Kim (Twitter)

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra appears in it's second live image alongside Galaxy S20+


Just a few moments back we shared the first live image of the forthcoming Galaxy S20 Ultra that was leaked by the Twitter user @UniverseIce, and as we further investigate Twitter's social media network, we see yet another leakster and the popular YouTuber, Jon Prosser from the same platform gaining impressions by sharing a new picture showing off the same Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra alongside the Galaxy S20 Plus that has now made it's second appearance on the web in a real life image, after circulating on our radars in Black color in the past. The phone again tally our previous reports, but this time around coming painted in a Gray shade as seen in renders before, packing the quad optics module, believed to ship with 12MP wide angle sensor, 64MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom and 30x digital zoom, another 12MP ultra wide angle lens and lastly a dedicated ToF sensor. Jon even mentioned in a different tweet that,
I’ve seen much better photos than these, but I can’t share them. Needless to say, they look much better than the renders.
Source: Jon Prosser (Twitter) 1, 2

First live image of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra is here


Samsung's 2020 frontrunners from the Galaxy S20 series will be here in a few days time, on February 11 to be exact, making it's formal debut at the company's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event in San Francisco, United States, and as we anxiously await the arrival of these most modern smartphones from the South Koreans, we have yet another tweet or basically a new leak from the very notorious Twitter-based tipster @UniverseIce, revealing the most exciting and top-end Galaxy S20 Ultra from the forthcoming batch in it's ever first real life picture, shot in the wild.

Again, the image here tells us a similar story as we've heard from the past, giving us a glace of it's rear side in the so-called Cosmic Gray color option, even showing off the phone's penta camera module with the periscope type telephoto lens featuring Samsung's "100x SPACE ZOOM." The smartphone's design, hardware buttons placement as well as the camera arrangement falls exactly in line with the recently surfaced official press renders that leaked with the handset's marketing kit. To learn more more about the upcoming Galaxy S20 lineup of flagship smartphones, you can head over to our report here.
Source: Ice universe (Twitter)

Samsung announces Galaxy Tab S6 5G in homeland


As hinted earlier in December, Samsung has officially launched their Galaxy Tab S6, originally debuted back in July, 2019 with 5G for their home market in South Korea. The 10.5" slate accompanied by S-Pen and the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor with integrated X55 Modem-RF system for dual-mode SA/NSA capable 5G connectivity, has already started it's retail business in the country through three major mobile retailers, beginning from January 30 and comes in at a price of South Korean Won equivalent to 841.17 USD. The tablet will be available in 6GB RAM/128GB ROM adaption, painted in Mountain Gray color option. Other than the modified chipset, the internals remain the same as the vanilla 4G LTE variant of the Galaxy Tab S6. Samsung has also promised to provide various benefits to consumer who purchase their all new Tab S6 5G before March 31. To place orders for the model in South Korea, you may register here.

Source: SAMSUNG Newsroom

Samsung Galaxy A01 from last December launches in Vietnam


We first brought the Samsung Galaxy A01 to our readers attention back in December, 2019 when Samsung had quietly introduced the world their all new entry level smartphone for the affordable markets. And now it looks like the handset have traveled all it's way to the Southeast Asian country, Vietnam, where the South Koreans have formally launched their latest device at a competitive price of 119.97 USD and will be available for purchase from retail stores across the country. Galaxy A01 offers youthful slim design and powerful performance for the reasonable tag it carries, coming in with Qualcomm Snapdragon's 439 chipset, dual rear cameras and Infinity-V display. The phone will go up for grabs in the historic Vietnamese nation, starting February 6, and will ship in Red, Black and Blue color options.

Source: Samsung Newsroom Vietnam

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite up for sales in South Africa for $877


Samsung held a media event in Sandton, Johannesburg a few days back, launching their all new Galaxy Note 10 Lite smartphone in South Africa. The phone will be made available in the country, starting this month and will retail through Samsung Experience Stores in Waterfront, Cape Town and Canal Walk, Cape Town, coming in at South African Rand equivalent to 877.11 USD with a recommended tariff rate of $40.42 (subject to vary depending upon your mobile carrier). The handset has already been listed by the manufacturer on their official website for South Africa and will arrive in Aura Glow and Aura Black colors, offered in 8GB RAM and 128GB on on board storage space option.
The Galaxy Note devices have met consumer demands around the world and has proven to be popular in South Africa. These devices represent our continuous effort to deliver industry leading innovations, from performance and power to intelligence and services. The Galaxy Note 10 Lite, which will be released in South Africa in February, will introduce those distinct key premium features that make up a Galaxy Note experience at an affordable and unrivalled value, said Justin Hume, Director of Integrated Mobility at Samsung South Africa.
Source: Cape Town Guy

Samsung Galaxy A51 officially launches in India


Samsung yesterday formally announced their all new Galaxy A51 smartphone in India, and the phone will go up for sales in the country starting tomorrow, January 31. The Galaxy A51 will be sold with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of flash memory, coming in Prism Crush Black, Prism Crush White, Prism Crush Pink and Prism Crush Blue color options priced at Indian Rupees equivalent to 335.92 USD. The smartphone will be available through Samsung's online and offline channels throughout the nation. The device was originally launched back in Vietnam last month, and if you wish to learn more about the Galaxy A51 from Samsung, you may take a look at our detailed report here. The phone will be joined by the Samsung's latest Galaxy Note 10 Lite and Galaxy S10 Lite in country.

US launch and pricing details hinted for Samsung Galaxy S20 series and Galaxy Z Flip


Couple of new tweets from the Twitter-based tipster and xdadevelopers writer Max Weinbach claims that, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20, the Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra will go up for grabs in the stateside starting on the first Friday of March (March 6 to be precise), and the top-end Galaxy S20 Ultra should cost you around 1300 USD. In a different tweet he also mentioned that the Galaxy Z Flip will likely launch on February 14, which falls exactly in line with the leak reported by Roland Quandt from the Germany-based source WinFuture.

Apparently, the clamshell phone is expected to go on sale in the United States as an AT&T exclusive, at least during it's initial launch and is also rumored to arrive as a separate unlocked variant. However the rumored price for the handset in US is anticipated to be around $1400 by Max, while the Galaxy Z Flip may supposedly carry a tag $1600 in the European region according to Roland.
Source: Max Weinbach (Twitter)

The original Samsung Galaxy Fold successor may debut in Q2 of this year


We know Samsung Electronics is due for the launch of their next generation foldable clamshell smartphone, Galaxy Z Flip on February 11 at their Galaxy Unpacked Event in US along with the next in line Galaxy S20 series of flagship smartphones. And as we look forward to the South Korean's upcoming flexible screen featured foldable handset, we see xdadevelopers's writer, Max Weinbach share a tweet suggesting that, Samsung may actually introduce the Galaxy Fold 2 some time in the second quarter of this year, that will succeed the vanilla Galaxy Fold announced back in February, 2019. According to Max, he received a word asserting that the brand new and forthcoming Galaxy Fold 2 will supposedly arrive with an 8" flexible/foldable display featuring ultra thin glass layer, an 108MP primary camera, dedicated S Pen like the Galaxy Note, and powered by Qualcomm's flagship Snapdragon 865 chipset with integrated 5G modem. Nevertheless it's too early to state the fact of the matter now, so lets just take this news with a pinch of salt until we get any further evidence.
Source: Max Weinbach (Twitter)

Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra's official press kit leaks


While the consumers around the globe are anxiously awaiting the launch of the next generation Galaxy S20 series or the 2019 Galaxy S10 successor smartphones on February 11, at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States, our media desks are busy finding every bit of information we can bring for our readers. And what comes latest from our German sources are the leaked official press kit (renders) of the upcoming Galaxy S20 lineup, showing the phones in all possible angles, as well as revealing the color options of the devices to go on sale in.

With the help of these newly surfaced images we can confirm that, the models will feature 2.5D curved glass on the front housing the Infinity-O display panel and a rectangular-shaped camera module across all three adaptions on the rear top left corner (even though it may vary in it's proportions and design depending up on the variants). The images fall exactly in line with our previous leaks and reports, following the very same blueprint. As for the colors, the vanilla Galaxy S20 will be offered in Cosmic Gray, Cloud Blue and Cloud Pink (as seen above) color options, and the Galaxy S20+ will get the Black (pictured above) and Grey shades. The premium Galaxy S20 Ultra will arrive in the Cosmic Gray (seen above) and Cosmic Black tints, again as seen and heard in the past.

Samsung Galaxy S20









Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus






Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra






Source: WinFuture

New pre-order poster leaks for Samsung Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra


Evan Blass, better known as @evleaks from Twitter has managed to get his hands on a newly leaked image, that is believed to be an alleged advertising poster for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra pre-orders. According to what we see here and if things can be taken for granted, the forthcoming Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra, the higher-end pricier siblings of the South Korean's 2020 flagship lineup will come with free Galaxy Buds+, a pair of premium wireless Bluetooth earphones that hasn't been officially announced by Samsung yet. The phones again looks to match our previous reports and also appears to feature similar penta camera arrangement on the rear, but packed in differently shaped modules, with the Ultra variant getting a dedicated periscope type telephoto lens with 100x hybrid zoom capabilities. The Galaxy S20 Plus is also showed off in a new bluish paint job.

Anyways we should hear more on the Samsung Galaxy S20 series as well as the Galaxy Buds+ formally from Samsung on February 11, at the manufacturer's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event.

Source: Evan Blass (Twitter)

According to new rumors Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra will come with stainless steel frame


A new tweet has been shared by Max Weinbach, the notorious man behind most of the Galaxy S20 series leaks, claiming that the forthcoming Ultra variant of the Galaxy S20 will come built a stainless steel construction. At present, Apple is one among the very few manufacturers from the industry to make their smartphones with stainless steel frames, which adds more strength and is less prone to scratches. But it is also worth mentioning about the weight the device may propose when carrying a stainless steel frame. In regard, this new speculation matches our previous report, where we saw a detailed leak on all three upcoming flagship models from the South Koreans, that shared some valuable information on their expected weight and dimensions. We heard the Galaxy S20 Ultra to be weighed around 221 grams in mass, suggesting an alleged existence of stainless steel frame around Galaxy S20 Ultra as stated here.
Source: Max Weinbach (Twitter)

Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite pre-order goes live in India for $560


Samsung has finally launched their all new Galaxy S10 Lite in India as expected. The smartphone will be available in the country through the manufacturer's official website and via the phone maker's e-commerce retail partner of choice, Flipkart. Interested customers can now pre-order the device with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of on board internal storage coming in a selection of Prism Blue, Prism Black or Prism White color options, carrying a tag of Indian Rupees equivalent to 560.80 USD. Also when buying the phone from Samsung's official webstore, you bag one one time screen replacement at just $28.03. Other promotional offers include no-cost EMI starting at &$46.58 per month, $42.06 cashback on all ICICI Bank Credit Cards and more. Samsung and Flipkart will start shipping the latest Galaxy S10 Lite across India beginning February 4.

New reports propose the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip to be more expensive than we actually thought


According to a new report coming in from the Korean media Naver, the upcoming clamshell foldable smartphone from Samsung won't be as cheap as we all are expecting. We hear some new speculations make rounds, suggesting the forthcoming Galaxy Z Flip to be priced somewhere around 1370.59 USD when we converted the indicated 1.6 Million South Korean Won. Even though it is now suspected to carry a price tag with numbers way more than the previous rumors, it's still cheaper than the original Galaxy Fold phablet. The new Galaxy Z Flip is expected to make it's official appearance on the February 11 at Samsung's scheduled Galaxy Unpacked Event from San Francisco, United States. We also learn that the upcoming event from the manufacturer will be the first stage for their new President and Head of Mobile Division, Roh Tae-moon. Here are the words from an industry official, that has been roughly translated from Korean.  
It's a little over the price point that consumers are expecting, but it's cheap compared to the Galaxy Fold, this is because the total mass production is not much higher than the premium phone, it is competitive enough to sell in terms of scarcity.
Source: Naver

We should see Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus's 4G LTE-only model, Samsung Latin accidentally published support page for this option


Samsung may not just offer their latest and upcoming Galaxy S20 smartphones with dual-mode standalone and non-standalone (SA/NSA) 5G capabilities as it's standard option across all markets as some sham rumors proposed in the past. The phones may actually come as dedicated 4G LTE variants too alongside the 5G supported models. Yesterday our Samsung-oriented sources have found that, the South Koreans had accidentally published the official support page for their next generation Galaxy S20 Plus 4G LTE adaption in the Latin American region. Even though the the page was quickly taken down by the company, that few minutes were enough for the phone's model number to get leaked across the web, and is now mentioned as SM-G985F. However the 5G variant of the device is said to have it's model number as SM-G986F. Likewise, the source have also found evidence stating that the vanilla Galaxy S20 will also have it's LTE-only option with model number SM-G980F, where else the 5G model of the same phone will carry the tag as SM-G981F.

It is believed Samsung will launch the more pricier 5G variants of their all new and forthcoming frontrunner smartphones to major markets like the United States the manufacturer's country of origin, South Korea. We will likely see the 4G LTE models arrive to the other cost-conscious markets and to countries where 5G is still under development.

Source: SAMMOBILE