According to the documentation available from the European Union Trademark Office, Samsung has already requested the use of all 2021 handset names. So we have from the cheap Galaxy A12 to the most expensive Galaxy A92; check out:
Samsung A12, A22, A32, A42, A52, A62, A72 and A92.
A curious point of the record is that Samsung is not using the name “Galaxy” in the brand of these devices. Even so, it is already quite clear that these are cell phones. For now, the South Korean giant has not commented on the matter officially.
Still, it is still too early for any speculation involving the 2021 Galaxy A-line. That’s because the company is still studying what specifications and new features to introduce in the models that will be released next year.
Recently, a rumor has indicated that Samsung will be “more generous” and will increase the number of cameras on all models of the A-line 2020. In addition, South Korea is not likely to touch the design aspects much. leaving the major renovation to 2021.
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Source: sammobile