As Samsung continues to speed through its Android 13 rollout, the brand is now bringing the latest software to the Galaxy Tab S7 series and the Galaxy A71, along with other devices.
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So far, Samsung has done a very good job in rolling out Android 11 to its lineup of Galaxy smartphones and tablets, but there’s still a fair bit of work to do. Over the past week or so, Samsung has been expanding Android 11 to more Galaxy A and Galaxy M series devices too.
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As one of the most popular budget devices throughout early 2020, it’s great news to see the One UI 2.5 update begin rolling out for the Samsung Galaxy A71 across the globe.
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The Samsung Galaxy A series is debuting in full force in the United States this year, with the Galaxy A51 having gone on sale recently and more devices on the way. Today, Samsung has revealed the release date for its Galaxy A71 5G.
Last month, Samsung announced that it was bringing a huge lineup of mid-range Galaxy A devices to the US, but some of those still haven’t debuted. Samsung’s Galaxy A71 will arrive in the US packing 5G connectivity, and now it looks like that will be made possible using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 processor.
In 2019, Samsung’s most popular phone wasn’t a flagship Galaxy S or Note, but rather the mid-range Galaxy A50. Today, Samsung is launching its 2020 Galaxy A lineup in the United States with affordable pricing, 5G, and the successor to that popular device, the Galaxy A51.
Samsung has quietly unveiled the Samsung Galaxy A71, which based upon its design could give us a better idea of just what the upcoming Galaxy S11 may look like in the flesh.
