Samsung is all set to launch its first entry-level mobile phone in 2023. The official images of Samsung Galaxy A14 5G are already available. This device will come with a huge 6.8-inch display and a solid low-end base. Popular tech blogger Evan Blass has released some official images of the device. They are also marketing images of Samsung Galaxy A14 5G on GadgetGang website. Images courtesy of US carrier, AT&T. Note that AT&T was the official. And exclusive provider of the Galaxy A13 5G this year. There’s also an AT&T-specific 5G icon at the top-right of the display.
The Samsung Galaxy A14 5G is a budget monster with a 6.8-inch display. The images show a very basic entry-level mobile phone with a “notch” for the front camera. There is a notch in the center of the display. At the back, this device will come with a triple camera setup. The design is quite simple and it seems that this device will not have any camera bump.
SAMSUNG GALAXY A14 5G has increased its display
The display of this mobile phone seems to attract more attention. Many tablets have a display size of around 7 inches. But, this budget monster comes with a huge 6.8-inch display. It is about 0.3 inches (7.62 mm) larger than the previous generation. Unfortunately, the resolution remains quite low at 720p. Under the hood is an octa-core SoC, either the MediaTek Dimensity 700 or the new Samsung Exynos 1330. In both cases, these are low-end chips, but they offer decent performance and, best of all, integrate a 5G modem. The main sensor on the back is a 50MP shooter and there’s also a 13MP camera for ultra-wide-angle shots. The third camera on the back will likely be a low-resolution sensor for macro or depth effects. The images also show that the device has a fingerprint reader on the power button. Also, Samsung Galaxy A14 will come with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. Also, this storage can be expanded using a microSD card. With 5000 mAh, the battery is reasonable based on its size. On the software end, we expect Android 13 with Samsung’s One UI 5. When and at what price the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G will go on sale is currently under wraps.
Samsung’s new feature for millions of Galaxy devices
Samsung has unveiled a new feature that will land on millions of Galaxy devices over the next few months. “Maintenance Mode”, completely restricts access to private content. This eliminates the need to reset during repairs. In the future, Galaxy devices will enter maintenance mode during repairs. The idea behind this new mode is quite simple. When users want to take their devices for repair, they need to enable this mode. When the mode is activated, all personal data such as photos. Messages or contacts are blocked It does not allow access to user-installed applications.
This mod is a way to create a separate user account when you send your device in for repair. Thus, core functions can continue without accessing your personal data. It is possible for users to enable this feature. After receiving the relevant update in the “Battery. And Device Maintenance” menu under the “Maintenance Mode” heading. After restart, the mode will be activated. Yet, to be on the safe side, before enabling this feature, make sure your data is backed up. After repair, users can easily return to regular mode.
Start with the GALAXY S22
Samsung tested this mode on the Galaxy S21 family in South Korea in July. It first became available for devices in China in September. In October, the company officially revealed the feature globally. For the Samsung Galaxy S22 model. “Select models” that support One UI 5 will follow in the next few months. To other Galaxy devices,” the company said.
SAMSUNG has launched major Android 13 update
Samsung released the Android 13 update for its first mobile phone in October. The South Korean brand announced the release at its annual developer conference. The Galaxy S22, S22+ and S22 Ultra models are the first.
