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February 18, 2025
Samsung Galaxy A26 5G Leak: Expandable Storage Confirmed
Key Takeaways
1. The Galaxy A26 5G will feature a new unified camera design, moving away from the separate rings seen in the A25 5G.
2. The A26 5G is expected to be budget-friendly, maintaining the waterdrop-notch display introduced in 2024.
3. New support pages for the dual-SIM variant (SM-A266B/DS) indicate its upcoming release in regions like Ireland, the UK, North America, and India.
4. Limited information is available on the A26 5G’s internal components, but it is expected to support Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth, NFC, and 25W charging.
5. The A26 5G may retain a microSD card slot, similar to the A25 5G, unlike the more premium A36 model.
The Galaxy A26 5G is believed to be among the first in its mid-range series to feature a new, unified camera design, moving away from the separate rings seen in the A25 5G. Currently, the A25 5G is available on Amazon for prices as low as $184.99 as of February 17, 2025.
Affordable Features
This updated model is expected to remain budget-friendly and will likely continue with the same waterdrop-notch display introduced in 2024. Recent leaks indicate that the A26 5G may also be available in regions like Ireland, the UK, North America, and India, broadening its reach.
New Support Pages
Evidence for this includes newly created support pages on Samsung’s official websites for the SM-A266B/DS, which is anticipated to be the dual-SIM variant of the A26 5G.
Limited Information on Specs
So far, there’s not much information regarding the internal components of the device (especially when compared to its siblings, the A36 and A56 5G). However, an FCC listing tied to this model number appears to confirm support for Wi-Fi 5, along with Bluetooth, NFC, and a 25W charging rate that comes with Samsung’s EP-TA800 power brick.
What’s common about this setup is the power brick, which isn’t particularly impressive. Yet, the FCC details also mention that the A26 5G will offer support for SD cards.
Potential for microSD Slot
This could be a typographical error, but it hints that the A26 5G might retain a microSD card slot in 2025, similar to its predecessor, in contrast to the more premium A36 model.
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Tags: dual SIM, Galaxy A26 5G, Samsung
February 3, 2025
Samsung Galaxy A56 Global Launch: Support Page Live in India & UK
Samsung is getting ready to unveil the Galaxy A56 very soon. The new mid-range smartphone has just had its support pages activated, confirming that it will be released shortly and showing where it will be available. Let’s take a closer look!
Galaxy A56 Support Page Activated
The support page for Samsung’s Galaxy A56 has gone live in both India and the UK, displaying the model numbers SM-A566E/DS and SM-A566B/DS. For those who might not know, the “E” stands for the Indian variant, while the “B” denotes the global version. The “DS” at the end indicates that there will be support for dual SIM cards. This means both locations will likely feature slots for two SIM cards.
3C Certification for the Galaxy A56
This also suggests that Samsung is planning to launch the Indian and global versions around the same time. Just recently, the Galaxy A56 passed certifications with the FCC and TUV Rheinland. A recent report mentioned that the Galaxy A56 will bring “Awesome Intelligence,” but it might be more difficult to repair due to some design changes.
As a reminder, previous leaks have shown the Galaxy A56’s design, which confirms a new look. The back now has an oval pill-shaped module that holds the triple camera setup. From what we’ve learned so far, the Galaxy A56 will be powered by the Exynos 1580 SoC and will come with 8GB of RAM. Samsung is also planning to release this model in China, as it has appeared in the 3C certification, which even confirmed support for 45W wired fast charging. That’s all the information we have for now, so stay tuned for updates.
Tags: dual SIM, Exynos 1580, Samsung Galaxy A56