#Samsung Galaxy A

Samsung will allegedly remove depth sensors from the rear of its mid-range tier, Samsung Galaxy A24, A34, and A54 which are to be released in 2023, making it a triple-camera setup rather than a quad. According to a report, Samsung's removal of depth sensors are intentional to reduce cost and strengthening camera performance instead of having a bunch of 'gimmicky' cameras with less than 2MP count. Samsung may be following suit, but only halfway as monochrome sensors will stay. See which Samsung Galaxy devices will soon be able to support Android 13. According to a report by SamMobile, Samsung's firmware update policies have given us an idea on which Galaxy smartphones and tablets are eligible for the upcoming Android 13 update under Samsung's ONE UI 5. The Samsung Galaxy A52 is one of the company's latest additions to its popular Galaxy A series of smartphones. Is this a good buy for under PHP 20K and a worthy upgrade from its predecessor, the Galaxy A51? The rear panel of the Galaxy A52 is designed with a matte haze finish that has a satisfying soft texture. Read more in our articles including "Samsung reportedly ditches depth sensors from its 2023 Galaxy A series" and "Which Samsung device will get Android 13".