We have been hearing rumors about the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G and Samsung launched the handset in the UK last week. The device comes with a 6.5 inch Super AMOLED display that features a Full HD+ ...

The new Galaxy A-series phone already made its global debut in the UK a few days back and is expected to bring the same specs to the Indian market. The new Galaxy A-series phone already made its ...

The design has remained unchanged, so you get a flat Infinity-O AMOLED display with a hole in the center for the selfie camera. There are still four cameras on the back and they sit in a rectangular ...

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Samsung has announced the Galaxy A52s 5G, an upgrade over the A52 5G it released earlier in the year. The new phone comes with a powerful Snapdragon 778G chip, as well as a new color option. If you’ve ...

One of the main gripes we had with the older Galaxy A52 5G was its Snapdragon 750G chipset. Not a bad chip by any means, but a bit too underpowered for the particular price range. Well, that's now out ...

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Samsung recently launched a new 5G smartphone in its A series. The Galaxy A52s 5G succeeds the 4G version of the Galaxy A52 in India and brings a major chipset upgrade as well as a smoother display.

Reports suggest the Galaxy A52 and A52s could face premature battery drain due to Samsung’s ambitious push into AI with its Galaxy AI feature. Users didn’t foresee AI becoming a key selling point for ...

The camera setup on the A52s 5G is "familiar" in the sense that most every modern mid-ranger that's worth its salt is rocking a main+ultrawide+macro+depth camera arrangement these days. Credit where ...

Bob Dylan was right. The times indeed are a-changing. The brand that once prided itself on being a flagship killer is moving up the price ladder. And the brand that was churning out the very flagships ...