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Samsung Galaxy A06 Leaked

Images of the South Korean Samsung smartphone, Galaxy A06 have been leaked on the internet. Galaxy A06 is set to have certification by Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group), BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards), NBTC (The National Telecommunications Commission), and the FCC (Federal Communications Commission). The design is set to feature the Key Island design element

Samsung Galaxy A06 Leaked

Samsung Galaxy A06 Leaked

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Images of the South Korean Samsung smartphone, Galaxy A06 have been leaked on the internet.

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Galaxy A06 is set to have certification by Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group), BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards), NBTC (The National Telecommunications Commission), and the FCC (Federal Communications Commission).

The design is set to feature the Key Island design element which is seen on the Galaxy A35 and the Galaxy A55, which was released this year. Samsung plans to use this Key Island design for their 2025 smartphones.

GixNext in partnership with OnLeaks, released the detailed images and measurements of the Galaxy A06. The phone is said to have features of a 6.7-inch HD screen with a waterdrop layout and will be powered with the MediaTek Helio G85 chipset. The Galaxy A06 is said to have a dual-camera setup with an LED flash and the A06 will likely measure to 167.3 x 77.9 x 8.0m, which will probably have a plastic frame.

It is also expected that the Samsung A06 will come with 6 GB of RAM, 128 GB of internal storage, a 5000 mAh battery to use longer, and additional features like a 3.5mm headphone jack and fingerprint sensor, a USB Type-C charging port and a speaker grille at the bottom of the phone. It is also expected to launch with Android 14 out of the box because the Samsung phones usually get 2-3 Android OS updates.

Samsung has not spoken of the release date and time for the Galaxy A06, but it is safe to say Samsung will not disappoint and that it might first launch in India.

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