Samsung Galaxy A06 gets listed in India
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Samsung's Galaxy A06 is coming soon, and it might actually arrive very soon. The device has now been listed on Samsung India's support pages, with the model number SM-A065F/DS. This obviously means India will be one of the markets where it will be available. The "DS" suffix in its model number also tells us it will have dual-SIM functionality.
The Galaxy A06 has previously been certified by the Bluetooth SIG, BIS, NBTC, and the FCC. It was also spotted in the Geekbench online database a while back, and that run revealed the fact that it will be powered by the MediaTek Helio G85 SoC, just like its predecessor, the Galaxy A05.
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The version that ran the benchmark had 6GB of RAM, but of course more options could be offered. The phone will unsurprisingly run Android 14 from day one. Through the FCC certification we also found out that it will come with a 5,000 mAh battery, and support for 15W wired charging.
These are all the details about the A06 that have surfaced so far, now all that's left is for Samsung to finally make it official. When that happens, we'll also find out what the differences between it and its predecessor actually are, since the specs that have surfaced so far are identical.
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- Anonymous
- 28 Jul 2024
- NI9
You know it will be, Samsung is not very creative anymore. All A series phones are now at least 6.5 inches or bigger, its ridiculous. Not everyone has giant sloth hands. There is a large community who are very vocal about wanting to see a smaller mid...
- Anonymous
- 28 Jul 2024
- NI9
Serious question here, anyone have a guess as to what Samsung will call the A series model after the A39? I'm asking because they already have an A40 Model. They really screwed up the naming on their devices didn't they. They are currently ...