Samsung is currently working on a number of devices spread across different tiers. One of which is the new Galaxy M series which will replace the current Galaxy On series. A few days back, Galaxy M20 was leaked which might feature Infinity-U display. And now, Galaxy M10 gets spotted on Geekbench with Exynos 7870.
The Geekbench listing of the upcoming Galaxy M10 reveals that it will be a budget device. The phone will be powered by Exynos 7870 coupled with 3GB RAM. The phone will run on Android 8.1 Oreo with Samsung Experience on top of it. Last but not least, it will bear the model number SM-M105F.
The forthcoming Galaxy M series will be replacing the current Galaxy On series. On the other hand, the popular Galaxy J series will be dissolved into Galaxy A series. Which means Samsung will now only have three tiers of smartphones.
The Galaxy M series will include the budget smartphones, the Galaxy A series will continue with the mid-range devices, and the flagship smartphones will come under Galaxy S series and Galaxy Note series. Samsung’s smartphone lineup was never easy to understand. But, with the new changes, it seems clear unless the Korean giant brings another series into the mix.
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