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Samsung Galaxy A25 5G: Imminent launch signalled by new leak

A "Galaxy A25" render. (Source: Android Headlines)
A "Galaxy A25" render. (Source: Android Headlines)
More evidence that the next generation of Samsung's Galaxy A series is ready to go has emerged. It is believed to launch as the most direct successor to one of its most affordable 5G variants of 2022, and has reportedly just been approved for sale in India, thereby hinting that the alleged Android 14 device's first launch event will be held in the same country soon.
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Samsung is rumored to bring a new Galaxy A-series smartphone to the market soon. It is rumored to skip the A24 5G name altogether in the near future, based on leaks specifying model numbers along the lines of SM-A256.

The latest version of the same clue has reportedly popped up on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database, implying that Samsung is cleared to launch the SM-A256E/DSN soon. It is thought to have an almost Galaxy S23-like rear panel, although the effect may be somewhat less elevated by a display of the aging waterdrop-notched type.

Nevertheless, the 5G version of the A25 is also said to benefit from a relatively up-to-date processor and version of One UI. It is also rumored to emerge as a relatively compact device with a screen of just 6.44 inches in diagonal length. Accordingly, it might indeed be ready to join the Galaxy A05 on the global market soon.

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The BIS allegedly paves the way for the Galaxy A25 5G's launch. (Source: MySmartPrice)
The BIS allegedly paves the way for the Galaxy A25 5G's launch. (Source: MySmartPrice)

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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2023-11-11 (Update: 2023-11-11)