Samsung’s new Galaxy A devices support Samsung Pay

Hoping to make a dent in the low-end market Samsung’s new 2016 version of its Galaxy A line get the company’s own mobile payment’s service, Samsung Pay. The A5 and A7 are the first non-flagship Galaxy devices to get access to Samsung Pay. The new A3, A5, and A7 come built with 4.7-inch, 5.2-inch, and 5.5-inch screens, respectively. They also feature narrower bezels and take design cues from the Galaxy S6. The A3 gets a 720p display, while the A5 and A7 get a 1080p screen. They get 1.5GHz quad-core and 1.6GHz octa-core processors and higher-capacity batteries. The A5 and A7 get optical image stabilization for its 13-megapixel rear shooter. But they all still retain 5-megapixel front camera. For media junkies, at least these phones still retain microSD card expansion on top of the 16GB internal storage. The new A series makes its way first to China.

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Samsung tipped to be unveiling its thinnest Galaxy device yet

Samsung is building on the design of the Galaxy Alpha but with a thinner profile. The Galaxy A7 was spotted in China’s Telecommunication Equipment Certification and it shows off a 6.3 mm thin profile (which is .4 mm thinner than the Galaxy A5). It will reportedly be available in black or white color options, will have a 5.5-inch 1080p display, 16 GB internal storage, 2 GB of RAM, and a processor with eight different cores.Once this rumoured device launches, it will be the third device off the A-series line.

Source: Business Insider