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Samsung Galaxy A50 leaked with 4000mAh battery, Exynos 9610 and 24MP camera

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Samsung Galaxy A50 leaked with 4000mAh battery, Exynos 9610 and 24MP camera

Samsung is on fire, making rounds on news & social media every now and then for its new smartphone series and upcoming products. Now another such leak reveals some key specs of Galaxy A50. The news just confirmed that the upcoming addition to the A series will make its debut with the latest Exynos 7 Series 9610 Processor along with a massive 4000 mAh Battery.

Apart from the Exynos 9610 chipset, Samsung A50 will also feature 4GB of RAM and will be powered by the latest Android Pie 9.0 OS out of the box. The handset also packs a 24-megapixel camera, same as the Galaxy A7 and Galaxy A9 2018. Unfortunately, nothing was mentioned about the number of camera sensors on the back.


The earlier leaks also suggest the A50 to be one of the first devices of Galaxy A lineup to receive an in-display fingerprint reader. On the negative side, its just said to be an optical reader, not an ultrasonic sensor like the one we'll see in the Samsung Galaxy S10.


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Samsung Galaxy A50's Leaked Specs and Features


The rumors also suggest wireless charging support along with an Infinity-U display with a notch or infinity O with an in-display selfie camera, which may have 64 GB or 128 GB of storage space.

However, Things are still unclear about the product's development stage, which does not seem to be in an advanced stage as the new Galaxy M series. So the chances are that it'll be revealed after the launch of Galaxy S10 in the first half of 2019 along with Samsung Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A70.

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