Samsung Galaxy F36 Revealed: Rely on Android 15 and Exynos 1380!

Samsung surprised the middle class smartphone market with the appearance of the Galaxy F36, which was recently registered on the Google Play Console. The presence of this device provides a leak of the design and technical specifications that will be carried, ahead of its estimated launch in the near future.

In the world of smartphone design, Samsung still maintains a classic approach to the Galaxy F36. This phone features a wamerdrop -shaped notch screen, a design that may have been abandoned by other manufacturers. Even so, this design is still used by Samsung because of its efficient practice and has been well received by the user. While on the back, there is a pill -shaped main camera module consisting of two sensors in one piece of oval, and one sensor separates underneath with an LED flash on the right side. This arrangement reminds us of the previous Samsung middle class models, so old users will feel familiar.

Galaxy F36 comes with a 1080 x 2340 pixel resolution screen and a pixel density of 450 ppi, offering a clear and sharp visual display. This allows users to enjoy high quality multimedia content, both when watching movies, surfing on social media, or playing games. With specifications like this, the Galaxy F36 can compete with other mobile phones in its class, especially with the support of the latest operating systems that will be brought.

Diving in its performance, the Galaxy F36 is powered by the Exynos 1380 chipset, a Samsung -made processor that was previously used in several middle class models. This chipset offers better power efficiency and quite qualified performance for daily activities and multitasking. This phone is also equipped with 6GB RAM, enough to support various activities such as playing light games, moving between applications, and video calling without obstacles.

Even more interesting, the Galaxy F36 will run the latest Android 15 operating system, combined with One UI 7 typical of Samsung. This combination promises user experiences that are smoother, faster, and rich in features than the previous version.

Before being registered on Google Play Console, Galaxy F36 was seen first on the Samsung India support site and in the Bluetooth SIG certification list. This indicates that the official launch in India can be done in the near future, maybe even before the end of this month. Like the previous F series, Samsung will most likely sell the Galaxy F36 exclusively through Flipkart, a large e-commerce platform in India. Another version, the Galaxy M36, will be marketed through Amazon with very similar specifications but a broader distribution.

It is interesting to note, in the list of Google Play Console and Google Play Devices, three device names are revealed: Galaxy F36, Galaxy M36, and Galaxy Jump 4. All three have the same internal code, namely “M36K”. This naming indicates that the three devices are actually a variant of the same hardware, which is designed for different markets. This strategy is often carried out by Samsung to accommodate local market preferences and characteristics.

With promising specifications, relevant designs, and the latest Android ecosystems, Galaxy F36 seems ready to attract the attention of consumers in the middle class when officially launched. Samsung fans are certainly looking forward to the presence of this phone and how he will contribute to the increasingly competitive medium mobile segment.