Samsung Galaxy A90 May Debut With a New Name Under Galaxy R Series, 5G Support and Camera Details TippedSamsung Galaxy A90 May Debut With a New Name Under Galaxy R Series, 5G Support and Camera Details Tipped

Samsung Galaxy A90 May Debut With a New Name Under Galaxy R Series, 5G Support and Camera Details TippedSamsung Galaxy A90 May Debut With a New Name Under Galaxy R Series, 5G Support and Camera Details Tipped

The Samsung Galaxy A90 has been ringing rumor mill for quite some time, but it appears that the phone can not be launched with the Galaxy A90 moniker. According to the new leaks, a phone with the model number SM-A908N, which was previously considered the Galaxy A90, can be released under the phone's new Galaxy R series. Another leak has claimed that the Galaxy A90 5G is currently being tested in Samsung's home market and will pack a dual rear camera.

Tipster @OnlineLux has revealed that the device introduced as a Galaxy A90 can be launched under the phone's new Galaxy R series. Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch two phones in the Galaxy R series, both of which have "huge display and triple camera".

5G connectivity has been supported in a phone of the upcoming Galaxy R series. The second phone of the yet-announced Galaxy R-series will come with "very unique camera feature", but it does not know whether this pop-up design, slide-out module or just a traditional layout.

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According to a report from the GalaxyClub, a Samsung smartphone model number SM-A908N, is currently in conformity with being certified in South Korea. It claims 5G support and can finally be launched as a Galaxy A90 5G. However, the non-5G version of the phone has some doubts about the convention and existence, which is temporarily called the Galaxy A90.

As far as specification is concerned, there is not much information about the internal hardware of the phone, except its camera set up. The alleged Galaxy A90 5G will reportedly pack a primary 32-megapixel rear camera supported by a secondary 8-megapixel sensor. It is not known whether the third camera is also a part of the imaging hardware.