Samsung’s next new intermediate smartphone, Galaxy A36 is going to Brazil. The model has been approved at the National Telecommunications Agency Anatel, which means that its sale in the national market has been approved.
Information TechnographWho found the documents on the Anatel website. The certificate does not bring the technical details of the mobile phone, which is the coden name SM-A366E/DS, but at least it confirms it The battery has a storage capacity of approximately 5,000 mAh. And there Support for 5G mobile connection.
So far, Samsung has not officially confirmed the existence of the device. According to Abhishek Yadav Leakage Specialist, Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56 will be released in the middle Mid -moch in several countriesIncluding various regions of India and Asia – and if this period is really true, it should also be valid for the Brazilian case.
By 2025, the South Korean manufacturer has already presented the Galaxy S25 Elite devices family and a preview of the new and mysterious Galaxy S25 Edge. A “line” consisting of less powerful devices is praised for cost-cost and is usually the success of sales in the Brazilian region.
What do we already know about Galaxy A36?
According to previous speculation and leaks, the Galaxy A36 will have a significant change in the view. It will be the rear camera scheme Combined in a single vertical module containing three sensorsOne of them is 50 MP. Already The front camera should have a resolution of 12 MP.
After a performance test, there is evidence that the processor will be the Qualcomm model with a view in Geekbench – Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 or Snapdragon 7s Gene 2. Besides, Maximum loading supported by the device 45W.
The model should already be released with Android 15 factories updated for the Samsung One UI 7 interface. Already Galaxy A56 must be a little strongerThe Exynos works with a 1580 chip and a 12 MP ultra wide camera. It has not yet been approved by Anatel, but the batteries passed the agency.
Source: Tec Mundo
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