Galaxy A32 with 90Hz Super AMOLED display launched in India
Samsung has finally launched the Galaxy A32 in India, and the phone is available for purchase via Samsung's official online store. - SamMobile
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Samsung has finally launched the Galaxy A32 in India, and the phone is available for purchase via Samsung's official online store. - SamMobile
Samsung is rolling out a new update for the Galaxy A50s. It introduces three new camera modes for the 2019 smartphone.
New Samsung Galaxy A50s update brings Single Take, Night Hyperlapse and My Filters The Samsung Galaxy A50s, which launched in mid-2019 with Android 9, received the Android 10 update with One UI 2.0 a year ago then One UI 2.5 in November. Now there’s a new important update – this one focused on the camera. It’s currently rolling out in India and weighs a little over 200MB. Samsung Galaxy A50s is a new firmware version (A507FNXXU5CUB3) There are three major improvements: 1) Single Take, 2) Night Hyperlapse and 3) My Filter. Single Take automatically captures multiple photos (wide, cropped...
New Galaxy A50s update brings Single Take, other new camera features Samsung is bringing a handful of additional features to the Galaxy A50s with a new firmware update. The device was updated to One UI 2.5 last November but the experience is only getting better, especially for mobile photographers. Included with the latest firmware update are features such as Single Take and Night Hyperlapse, and Galaxy A50s owners will also have access to My Filters for the first time. As many of you are aware, Single Take, Night Hyperlapse, and My Filters were all introduced with the the Galaxy S20 flagship...
Wow, it really is a pretty phone and I’m a big fan of how Samsung has blended the cameras into the frame on the S21+. I’m sick to death of black mirror backed phones, but thankfully, this one is “phantom silver” and there’s no mirror in sight. Being the curious little journalist that I am, while I held the 6.70-inch (1080x2400) cuboid of innovation in my hand, I wondered why they used the word "phantom" to describe the colour. One of the definitions of phantom is “something elusive or visionary” – thank you Merriam Webster – which I decided, after my morning coffee, was a ra...