The Samsung Galaxy F series made its debut in India earlier this month with the Galaxy F41. The new series will have another device soon in the market as Samsung is now working on another F series device.
The Samsung Galaxy F10.1 F2 conveys a list of specs that the handset is keeping in mind before we go live with Samsung Galaxy F series:
Android 7.1 Nougat (S-ON)
5.7-inch QHD (1080 x 1920 pixels) screen with 540 PPI
2.5 Ghz octa-core Exynos 7420 processor.
RAM: 4GB/6 GB
Storage: 16 GB/32 GB
Extensive connectivity: Dual-SIM
Dual-camera setup: Dual 11 MP UltraPixel front: f/1.6 and f 1.9 Secondary: f/2.0 Wide Angle, 12 MP Bare Area Rear: --
4,400 mAh battery
If all these specs sounds good to you, but clearly not for the value-zoners, here are some features we look for in a budget Android phone.
SIM tray removable
Externals like internal storage and solid-state storage make special efforts for smartphone, so that they could meet the top-end needs and features.
After all, when the camera optics are 2 times better than the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge, their low price frames acquisition automatically.
But unfortunately there are some best practices about trade-offs involved in the smartphone "development process". Here are some responsibilities for this price, which has a few significant drawbacks (read requirements section to learn how important your device screen is and get ready to take your view on readability within your budget).
So before you buy Android phone, whether budget or not, get an almost star-like scrutiny to the specifications, and other values that these devices deliver:
Screen Size: Most people consider screen size as a fixed point when it comes to mobile device.
Most people consider screen size as a fixed point when it comes to mobile device. Resolution: Again, this is not on a fixed line.
Again, this is not on a fixed line. Size: Ideally your person should be 7-8 inch tall, preferably more.
Ideally your person should be 7-8 inch tall, preferably more. Software: Experience with Android before buying your friends' phone is pretty important. You'll find these supported: Always Trust, All apps, Google Play store, etc.
Experience with Android before buying your friends' phone is pretty important. You'll find these supported: Always Trust, All
The Samsung Galaxy F10.1 F2 conveys a list of specs that the handset is keeping in mind before we go live with Samsung Galaxy F series:
Android 7.1 Nougat (S-ON)
5.7-inch QHD (1080 x 1920 pixels) screen with 540 PPI
2.5 Ghz octa-core Exynos 7420 processor.
RAM: 4GB/6 GB
Storage: 16 GB/32 GB
Extensive connectivity: Dual-SIM
Dual-camera setup: Dual 11 MP UltraPixel front: f/1.6 and f 1.9 Secondary: f/2.0 Wide Angle, 12 MP Bare Area Rear: --
4,400 mAh battery
If all these specs sounds good to you, but clearly not for the value-zoners, here are some features we look for in a budget Android phone.
SIM tray removable
Externals like internal storage and solid-state storage make special efforts for smartphone, so that they could meet the top-end needs and features.
After all, when the camera optics are 2 times better than the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge, their low price frames acquisition automatically.
But unfortunately there are some best practices about trade-offs involved in the smartphone "development process". Here are some responsibilities for this price, which has a few significant drawbacks (read requirements section to learn how important your device screen is and get ready to take your view on readability within your budget).
So before you buy Android phone, whether budget or not, get an almost star-like scrutiny to the specifications, and other values that these devices deliver:
Screen Size: Most people consider screen size as a fixed point when it comes to mobile device.
Most people consider screen size as a fixed point when it comes to mobile device. Resolution: Again, this is not on a fixed line.
Again, this is not on a fixed line. Size: Ideally your person should be 7-8 inch tall, preferably more.
Ideally your person should be 7-8 inch tall, preferably more. Software: Experience with Android before buying your friends' phone is pretty important. You'll find these supported: Always Trust, All apps, Google Play store, etc.
Experience with Android before buying your friends' phone is pretty important. You'll find these supported: Always Trust, All
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