Samsung Galaxy Alpha pics leaked online
A week ahead of its expected launch, Samsung's much talked
about metal bodied smartphone, Galaxy Alpha, has appeared in full glory
courtesy of a tipster who has posted high quality images of the phone.
The images, posted on Chinese micro-blog Weibo, feature the
white variant of the alleged Galaxy Alpha phone. The phone features a metal
frame complete with chamfered edges (similar to the iPhone and HTC One (M7)).
The front of the phone features a checkered pattern houses
the display, with a hardware Home key and capacitive back and app switcher
keys, placed below it. The right edge features a power button while the left
sports a volume rocker key, both also made of metal.
The rear panel has a removable back cover featuring matte
finish, a camera lens and a single LED flash accompanied by what looks like a
heart rate sensor. The speaker outlet is not at the back. The back does not
appear to be made of metal and also features a textured pattern slightly
different from the one seen on the Galaxy S5's back.
The images are similar to the ones published by SamMobile,
two weeks ago.
Recently, it was reported that the phone will be unveiled on August 13.
Recently, it was reported that the phone will be unveiled on August 13.
As per recent screenshots of the phone's AnTuTu benchmark
test results, it sports a 4.8-inch 720p display, is powered by Samsung's Exynos
Octa 5433 processor and 2GB RAM, has a 12MP rear camera and 2MP front-facing
camera, and runs Android 4.4 KitKat.
Earlier rumours have said that apart from the high-resolution
screen, the premium version of Galaxy S5 is said to have a metal body, 20MP
rear camera, 2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor and 3GB RAM. The rumour
mill also says that Galaxy S5's premium variant will also come with an
eight-core processor option in markets where 4G penetration is low.
In contrast, the
original Galaxy S5 has a plastic body, 5.1-inch Full HD
screen, 16MP camera on the back and 2GB RAM; the smartphone comes with
Snapdragon 801 as well as eight-core processor options.
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