Samsung Galaxy A35 found in the Google Play Console
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A35 is one phone that can’t seem to stop leaking in recent days. Today we have yet another encounter with it, this time in the Google Play Console, where it’s been listed ahead of its launch.
This gives us the image you can see below, showing the phone’s front with a rather symmetrical bezel arrangement around the screen (but not entirely, the bottom one is still a bit thicker), the centered hole-punch for the selfie camera, and the very recognizable Samsung design on the back with the three individual camera circles.
The Galaxy A35 5G sports Samsung’s own Exynos 1380 SoC at the helm according to the Google Play Console listing, and this is paired with 8GB of RAM. The phone will of course run Android 14 from day one, with One UI 6 on top. The display resolution will be 1080×2340.
That’s everything the listing gives us. The A35 5G has previously received a lot of necessary pre-launch certifications, and it’s also visited Geekbench recently, so its launch seems like it could be just around the corner.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A35 is one phone that can’t seem to stop leaking in recent days. Today we have yet another encounter with it, this time in the Google Play Console, where it’s been listed ahead of its launch.
This gives us the image you can see below, showing the phone’s front with a rather symmetrical bezel arrangement around the screen (but not entirely, the bottom one is still a bit thicker), the centered hole-punch for the selfie camera, and the very recognizable Samsung design on the back with the three individual camera circles.
The Galaxy A35 5G sports Samsung’s own Exynos 1380 SoC at the helm according to the Google Play Console listing, and this is paired with 8GB of RAM. The phone will of course run Android 14 from day one, with One UI 6 on top. The display resolution will be 1080×2340.
That’s everything the listing gives us. The A35 5G has previously received a lot of necessary pre-launch certifications, and it’s also visited Geekbench recently, so its launch seems like it could be just around the corner.
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