#Samsung Galaxy J1

Samsung's newest entry-level flagship, the Galaxy J1, has been launched in the country today, sporting modest entry-level specs along with a sub-Php6k price tag. A product page from Samsung Malaysia reveals the company's first smartphone in the J Series. The Galaxy J1 is an entry-level handset that's modestly-spec'd with a 4.3-inch display and Android KitKat on-board. If we had the high-end, aluminum-clad A-series and the mid-range E-series earlier this month, wait until you get hands on the entry-level line of smartphones Samsung will offer, starting with the Galaxy J1 which is leaked ahead of its launch. The first of Samsung's J-series smartphones is reportedly sporting a 4.3-inch display, a 5-megapixel rear camera, a 64-bit Marvell processor, and software features from its flagship devices such as the Ultra Power Saving mode. Samsung's profits fell below expectations, the first in three years. As the pioneer in foldables, Samsung is expected to release a new version of its Fold and Flip devices on an annual basis. This is what we know about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Wide. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy J1 arrives in the country" and "Samsung's entry-level Galaxy J1 now official".