The details of the expected Samsung Galaxy A6 (2018) and A6+ (2018) are becoming fully known as a result of several leaks the models have featured in. The Galaxy A6 (2018) was recently spotted in a ...

Samsung has launched a full-scale assault on the midrange market, with a change in strategy to take on companies like Huawei, Honor, and Xiaomi. Those Chinese manufacturers currently rule the market ...

Samsung has confirmed the release of its latest mid-range duo, the 2018 Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A6+ smartphones that are set to hit the market this month. The new Galaxy handsets sport high-end features ...

Samsung will release the Samsung Galaxy A6 and Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5 in the U.S. on September 14. The Galaxy A6 will cost $359.99, while the Galaxy Tab A 10.5 will be $329.99. Both the phone and ...

Vietnam seems to be a strategic market for smartphone makers. We chose to infer this considering the number of first-time leaks that have emerged from that end lately. Not too long ago, we spotted the ...

There are two possible reasons as to why you will be prompted with the Warning: Camera failed error on your Samsung Galaxy A6 2018 device. First is that the Camera ...

The unannounced Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus has once again popped up online through unofficial channels, this time in the form of a live photo coupled with a sketch detailing the back panel. The images ...

Samsung promised quarterly Android updates for the Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A6 Plus, its latest two mid-range smartphones announced earlier this month. The pledge has been made as part of an update to the ...

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