The Galaxy A32 5G is one of the upcoming A-series phones by Samsung. Recent reports have revealed a lot of information about the smartphone. Today, the handset appeared in the database of Bluetooth SIG authority. With an important certification in tow, it appears that the Galaxy A32 5G launch date is not far away.

The listing reveals that the Galaxy A32 5G moniker belongs to model numbers such as SM-A326B, SM-A326_DS, and SM-B326BR_DS. The only other thing that can be found in the listing is that it carries support for Bluetooth 5.0.

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Smartphones are known to go official around a month after their appearance at Bluetooth SIG authority. Hence, it is likely that it may break cover in the coming month. A recent report had revealed that some markets may receive the 4G edition of the smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy A32 5G specifications (Expected)

The Galaxy A32 5G is expected to sport a 6.5-inch display panel. Its CAD renders have revealed that it will be sporting a waterdrop notch screen. The Dimensity 720 chipset is present under the hood of the Galaxy A32 5G. Its 4G model may feature a different chip.

It will come preloaded with Android 11 OS and it will draw power from a 5,000mAh battery. The rear camera setup of the device will have a 48-megapixel main camera. The phone may feature a 3.5mm audio jack. It is likely to debut in Europe with a price tag of 299 euro (~$367).

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You will recall that the  Samsung Galaxy Fold was already scheduled for release in April before a chain of events started happening which eventually led to the postponement of the Fold’s release. The Korean tech giant is yet to officially confirm when the Galaxy Fold will be released but there have been rumours it could drop in July. A Samsung executive has disclosed that the Galaxy Fold is “ready to hit the market.”

The vice president of Samsung Display, Kim Seong-cheol disclosed during his speech at The Korean Information Display Society that “Most of the display problems have been ironed out, and the Galaxy Fold is ready to hit the market.” As you know, Samsung Display is responsible for the development and production of the flexible display panels used on the foldable phone. The exec also hinted that he has high expectations for the device and expects it to receive a lot of attention in the market when released.

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Sadly, he didn’t reveal any date for the release but we believe earlier rumours of a July release may just be correct. However, the Galaxy Fold will likely get different release dates for different regions. We expect the company to come out with a clear roadmap soon.

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One Plus CEO Peter Lau unveiled the secret behind the low pricing of its high-end features phone which rivals Nexus Pricing. OnePluse One Smartphone is affordable due to the fact that we are taking no profits at it.

 He told that OnePlus is selling OnePlus One at cost. We are able to do this by redistributing costs to benefit the consumer. He didn’t clearify as how the product will sustain itself as no profits are being taken.

 He said instead of allocating large sum to marketing we are relying on online marketing and community interaction. Instead of retailer we are banking on the selling device online.

The marketing policy of OnePlus is different from its adversaries. Mainly Samsung, which has allocated large amount for marketing which is paralleled by Apple. OnePlus said that his company is more focused on marketing at a level which is nearer to consumer thus passing on the saving to the buyers.

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