Today, it is the middle child back in the news as the SM-A510F/DS, better known as the sequel to the Samsung Galaxy A5, received its Bluetooth certification. According to the Zauba post, the Samsung Galaxy A5 sequel will feature a 5.2-inch screen. That is up from the 5-inch screen on the original model. The Bluetooth certification reveals that the upcoming device will support Bluetooth 4.1.
If you believe in the theory that where there's smoke there's fire, it shouldn't be terribly long before Samsung is unveiling all three new models. Besides the Galaxy A5 sequel, the follow-up to the Samsung Galaxy A3 is the SM-A310. The sequel to the Samsung Galaxy A7 is the SM-A710.
Sequel to Samsung Galaxy A5 receives its Bluetooth certification
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