News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy A series

The Samsung Galaxy A73 may not be getting a successor anytime soon, or at all, as the company has reportedly decided to end the Galaxy A7x lineup. This is allegedly due to the series’ lacklustre sales performance, with the Galaxy A5x series to the headliner of the Galaxy A series moving forwards.

Finally, Malaysia’s 5G networks are coming into play as more and more telcos are now offering 5G plans. While 4G users are still the majority here, the question remains, is 5G actually better than 4G? Is it time to switch your 4G smartphone in for a 5G smartphone? We take a look at all these below in our 5G vs 4G article, so do read on.

Nowadays, it’s pretty hard to find a smartphone that includes a power adapter inside the box thanks to a new environmental-friendly trend started by Apple with 2020’s iPhone 12 Series. Now, it looks like Samsung is following the same route and even going the extra mile by not including USB cables too.

South Korean tech giant Samsung is reportedly having difficulties selling its extensive range of smartphones due to the market demand being lower than expected. So much so in fact, that the company has approximately 50 million of unsold smartphones in its stock currently.

When Apple became the first phone company to ditch the charging brick, it didn't take long for many tech enthusiasts and other brands to mock its decision. However, other brands also started imitating Apple's method and that includes Samsung.

Next year's Samsung Galaxy A series will probably be really competitive in terms of tech specs. After the rumour came out saying that all the 2022 Galaxy A devices would feature optical image stabilization (OIS), a new report has arrived claiming that some would also get the mRDNA GPU from AMD.

Samsung would bring a flagship smartphone feature to its mid-range Galaxy A lineup next year. According to Korean media The Elec, the company is gearing up to roll out optical image stabilization (OIS) to all the upcoming Galaxy A devices.

Samsung has been challenging itself to roll out updates at a more frequent pace and it seems like it's going well. Recently, the Korean tech giant has also announced that its devices will be eligible for four years of security updates, starting from the year that they were released. However, this latest clarification made by Samsung regarding the updates might not be what you wanted all along.

It's not the first time that a pop-up camera happened on a smartphone before, but according to @Onleaks, who is quite a reliable leakster from Twitter, Samsung may be working on one. In a collaboration with Pigtou.com, they managed to get some image renders of the unknown pop-up camera Samsung phone.