Samsung Dilaporkan Meluncurkan Ponsel Lipat Tiga Terbatas di Dua Negara saja

<img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1rVgQI" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1rVgQI.jpg"/> <p> <span> <b> DIWIDA </b> </span> , <span> <b> Jakarta </b> </span> - <strong> Samsung </strong> Disebutkan bahwa hanya akan mengeluarkan perangkat baru. tri-fold atau <strong> ponsel lipat tiga </strong> Pertama kali hanya di dua negara saja. Perangkat yang diberi nama rumor sebagai Galaxy G Fold diprediksi akan diluncurkan di pasaran akhir tahun 2025. </p> <p> Daftar alat dalam database GSM Association hanya menyertakan versi SM-F968N dan SM-F9680. Karakter tambahan 'N' menunjukkan bahwa perangkat tersebut dikhususkan untuk pasarn internal Samsung, yakni di Korea Selatan. Sebaliknya, karakter tambahan 'O' bisa jadi mengacu pada model yang direncanakan untuk dirilis di China. </p> <p> Mengutip <strong> GSM Arena </strong> Pada hari Rabu, tanggal 2 April 2025, diperkirakan akan hadir sebuah ponsel lipat bertumpuk tiga dengan nama kode Q7M. Istilah tersebut muncul pada catatan internal mereka yang disebut "nama pasaran". Akan tetapi, beredar anggapan lain bahwa kode itu sebenarnya adalah strategi Samsung untuk menghindari bocornya detail tentang produk baru mereka kepada publik. </p> <p> Jika mengacu pada skema standarnya, perangkat Samsung diperkirakan akan dimasukkan ke dalam database Asosiasi GSM kira-kira 6 hingga 7 bulan sebelum rilis formalnya. Jika sesuai dengan jadwal, telepon genggam melipat tiga dari Samsung mungkin tersedia untuk pembelian mulai Oktober nanti. </p> <p> Samsung belum mengumumkan jadwal rilis untuk ponsel lipat barunya. Meskipun demikian, perusahaan telah menyebutkan bahwa proses produksi dan penjualannya akan dilakukan secara terbatas. Hal ini konsisten dengan laporan yang menunjukkan peluncurannya hanya akan berlangsung di dua negara saja. </p>

Samsung Dilaporkan Meluncurkan Ponsel Lipat Tiga Terbatas di Dua Negara saja

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge expected to launch next month: India price, specs and more

<img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1BnLBA" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1BnLBA.jpg"/> <p> Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25 this year on January 28, including three smartphones: the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. But this is not it. After teasing at the MWC 2025, Samsung is reportedly planning to launch its fourth S25 variant — the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. While the company has not revealed any details around it (apart from teasing the design), the leaks and rumours have got you covered. For instance, the S25 Edge is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and pack a 3,900mAh battery. Before we delve deeper into the specs and features, let's look at the expected pricing. </p> <h3> Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: India price expectations </h3> <p> The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to launch globally on April 16, with availability likely to begin in early May. However, Samsung has yet to officially confirm these details. Based on the rumours and leaks, the Galaxy S25 Edge is reported to be priced between 1,200 and 1,300 (approximately Rs 1,13,000– Rs 1,22,500) for 256GB in Europe. And the 512GB version could range from 1,300 to 1,400 (roughly Rs 1,22,500– Rs 1,31,900), depending on the market. </p> <p> This pricing positions the Galaxy S25 Edge above the Galaxy S25+, despite earlier speculation suggesting they would be similarly priced. However, it is still expected to be slightly more affordable than the Galaxy S25 Ultra at launch, though promotions and discounts may help bridge the price gap. </p> <p> For comparison, the Samsung Galaxy S25 series starts at Rs 80,999 for the base Galaxy S25 (256GB), while the Galaxy S25+ (256GB) begins at Rs 99,999. The Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB), meanwhile, is priced at Rs 1,29,999. </p> <h3> Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: Key specs and features </h3> <p> <strong> Processor: </strong> The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is powered by the latest and perhaps the fastest Qualcomm chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. It is the same processor found in the rest of the S25 series. </p> <p> <strong> Design: </strong> One of the standout features of the Galaxy S25 Edge is its ultra-slim and lightweight design. The phone is rumoured to be just 5.84mm thick and weighs under 162g, making it one of the sleekest devices in its category. The titanium frame is speculated to not only enhance durability but also provide resistance against scratches and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting strength. </p> <p> <strong> Camera: </strong> The Galaxy S25 Edge is expected to include a 200-megapixel primary sensor alongside a 50-megapixel ultra-wide lens, promising detailed and vibrant shots. For selfies, a 12-megapixel front camera is likely to be featured, ensuring high-quality images and video calls. </p> <p> <strong> Battery and Connectivity: </strong> Battery life may be a potential drawback, as the Galaxy S25 Edge is said to house a modest 3,900mAh battery. Given the powerful chipset and ultra-slim design, some users might find this capacity limiting. However, Samsung's software optimisations should help extend battery life for all-day use. Additionally, the device will support Bluetooth 5.4, ensuring seamless wireless connectivity. </p> <p> While it looks like everything is out, it is noteworthy that these are based on rumours and leaks. The official details should be out soon, considering that the Galaxy S25 Edge is launching next month. Stay tuned for more details. </p> <p> Watch Live TV in English </p> <p> Watch Live TV in Hindi </p>

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge expected to launch next month: India price, specs and more

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Spesifikasi Samsung Galaxy A56: Versi Lebih Terjangkau dari Galaxy S25?

<p> <strong> (Informasi untuk masyarakat Banyuwangi): Toko Santi Jaya di Banyuwangi menyediakan peralatan rumah tangga dan perlengkapan terlengkap dengan harga bersahabat, sesuai kebutuhan Anda. </strong> JAKARTA — Samsung , produsen smartphone asal Korea Selatan , memperkenalkan Samsung Galaxy A56 yang datang dengan tampilan mewah layaknya ponsel kelas atas, dilengkapi dengan fitur kecerdasan buatan canggih, serta dihargai setengah dari seri Samsung Galaxy S25. </p> <p> Samsung Galaxy A56 adalah pengganti untuk varian sebelumnya, yaitu Galaxy A55. Pada perangkat ini telah ditingkatkan berbagai aspek seperti kecerahan layarnya yang meningkat hingga 1.200 nits, desain yang menjadi lebih ramping, dan tambahan fitur cerdas AI bernama "Awesome Intelligence". </p> <p> Galaksi A56 memiliki tampilan kamera berbentuk pil hitam yang membuatnya tampak berbeda dibandingkan dengan versi A55. Dengan bingkai logam datar dan tombol daya/ volume yang mencolok, produk ini memberikan nuansa mewah, terlebih lagi dalam pilihan warna Awesome Lightgrey (abu-abu cerah). </p> <p> <span> 6 Kemampuan Absensi pada iPhone Sebagai Alasan Beralih ke Samsung - Xiaomi Cs </span> </p> <p> Ponsel pintar ini dilengkapi dengan layar berukuran 6,7 inci bertipe FHD+, sama seperti pada Galaxy S25 Plus, dan memiliki tingkat kecerahan maksimum hingga 1.900 nits—sangat cocok digunakan bahkan saat cuaca cerah. </p> <p> Berikut beberapa kelebihan ponsel pintar ini termasuk fitur Awesome Intelligence, yaitu rangkaian teknologi berbasis AI yang mencakup lingkaran untuk pencarian, alat hapus objek, serta fungsi pemotongan otomatis untuk penyuntingan video cepat. </p> <p> : <span> Daftar Ponsel Samsung yang Mendukung One UI 7 Mulai dari S24 Ultra Hingga Galaxy M14 5G </span> </p> <p> Ponsel pintar ini dilengkapi pula dengan One UI 7, yakni sistem operasi teranyar yang menyertakan fitur Now Bar dan penyesuaian tampilan layar utama berserta perbaikan pada sistem operasi, keamanan, dan jaminan garansi selama 6 tahun—mirip seperti varian S25. </p> <p> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1A8t4A" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1A8t4A.jpg"/> </p> <p> : <span> Daftar 21 Ponsel Paling Laris Sepanjang Masa, iPhone dan Samsung Kalah Populer Dibandingkan Merk Ini </span> </p> <p> Secara aspek pengisian daya, Samsung A56 unggul dibandingkan dengan Galaxy S25 standar yang hanya mencapai kecepatan pengisian 25W. Pada perangkat berbaterai 5.000 mAh ini dapat diisi hingga 50% dalam setengah jam. Namun demikian, sayang sekali tidak adanya fitur nirkabel untuk proses pengisian ulang. </p> <p> Di samping tidak adanya fitur charging nirkabel, kekurangan lain dari Samsung Galaxy A56 terletak pada pemakaian chipset Exynos 1580 yang memadai untuk tugas-tugas sehari-hari namun kurang mendukung saat digunakan untuk gaming intensif. </p> <p> Selanjutnya, tepi layar dari smartphone ini terbilang lebih lebar daripada pada perangkat Flagship. Dalam hal kameranya, tak ada pembaharuan; kamera ultrawide beresolusi 12 MP serta lensa makro dengan resolusi 5 MP tetap sama persis seperti yang dimiliki oleh model A55. </p> <h2> Pasangan Galaxy A56 5G dan Galaxy A36 5G </h2> <p> Saat ini, PhoneArena melaporkan bahwa Samsung Galaxy A56 5G dan Galaxy A36 5G diproyeksikan sebagai model unggulan Samsung untuk menargetkan segmen pasaran smartphone dengan harga terjangkau. </p> <p> Walaupun keduanya memiliki beberapa kemiripan seperti layar berukuran 6,7 inci, pelapis Corning Gorilla Glass, serta baterai dengan kapasitas 5.000 mAh, namun terdapat beberapa perbedaan signifikan dan kompleks yang memisahkannya. </p> <p> A56 5G dilengkapi dengan kerang alumunium yang terlihat mewah, prosesor yang agak lebih kuat, serta dukungan untuk pengisian daya kabel hingga 45W yang lebih pesat. Di samping itu, ponsel ini menawarkan peningkatan pada sektor kameranya, dimana kamera depan dan wide-angle-nya memiliki resolusi lebih tinggi jika dibandingkan dengan A36 5G. </p> <p> Di sisi lain, A36 5G masih mengadopsi kerangka plastik serta komponen hardware yang sedikit lebih terjangkau, namun tetap dapat menjadi opsi yang baik untuk konsumen yang memperhatikan budget. </p>

Spesifikasi Samsung Galaxy A56: Versi Lebih Terjangkau dari Galaxy S25?

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Samsung Galaxy A56 Review: Striking Looks with Decent Performance

<div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CRGa9" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CRGa9.jpg"/> </div> <p> The Samsung Galaxy A series has consistently offered consumers a mix of premium functionalities without breaking the bank. Previous models such as the Galaxy A55 garnered significant praise from Indian buyers, and this momentum continues with the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy A56, aiming to uphold the lineage. However, when it comes to the Galaxy A56, Samsung seems to be trying out some changes akin to saying "out with the old, in with the new." While these modifications might represent more of a trim rather than a complete overhaul – think fresh look but nothing too drastic. </p> <p> Certainly, several aspects of the Galaxy A56 have piqued my interest – a sophisticated build, a spacious and vivid screen, reliable battery performance, and some entertaining artificial intelligence features (known as Awesome Intelligence). However, I'm left wondering whether these elements combine to create an exceptionally compelling offering within the competitive mid-tier smartphone segment. Let’s explore further. </p> <p> <h2> Review of Samsung Galaxy A56: Design and Construction </h2> </p> <p> Initially, you might wonder, "Isn't this just like the A55?" However, a more thorough look reveals some distinct variations. When you pick up the A56, its superior quality becomes instantly apparent due to the Gorilla Glass Victus+ covering both sides along with an enduring aluminum frame. This phone exudes craftsmanship and surprisingly offers a sleeker profile as well as being notably lighter compared to its forerunner. </p> <p> A significant redesign element is the camera island. In earlier models, the cameras appeared to float independently, whereas Samsung has integrated them into a more organized structure for this model. Not only does this lend the phone a sleeker appearance, but it also sets the A56 distinctly apart from other Galaxy devices—even those at the high end. However, unfortunately, the bulging camera setup causes the device to become unstable on level surfaces. If you decide to get this gadget, cases featuring thick rims will provide much-needed stability. </p> <p> However, even with a protective cover, I'm worried about the IP ratings. Given that the device costs more than Rs 40,000, IP68 and IP69 should be the benchmarks. Although I know that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra also has an IP68 rating, anything lower like IP67 wouldn’t meet my expectations for a smartphone in this price range. </p> <p> <h2> Review of Samsung Galaxy A56 – Screen Analysis </h2> </p> <p> Samsung excels at playing this game. The display is undoubtedly one of the standout aspects of the Galaxy A56. This device boasts a sizable 6.7-inch AMOLED screen offering a crisp FHD+ resolution. Paired with its responsive 120Hz refresh rate, using the phone for tasks like browsing apps, scrolling through web pages, and viewing videos was both seamless and enjoyable. </p> <p> Viewing media, playing games, and flipping through the monochrome Instagram feed — everything appears strikingly vivid on this brilliant Pro Max display. Additionally, you benefit from HDR10+ compatibility, making sure that watched material seems highly lifelike. The screen brightness performed well both indoors and outdoors under normal conditions. However, when exposed to intense direct sunlight, a slight boost in luminosity would be appreciated. </p> <p> Regarding the display area, Samsung has marginally expanded the screen dimensions but maintained nearly identical total device size from before. As such, thinner borders have been achieved relative to the previous model; however, I observed that the lower border ('chin') is somewhat wider, which slightly diminishes the seamless viewing experience. </p> <p> <h2> Review of Samsung Galaxy A56 – Camera </h2> </p> <p> Before delving deeper into the Samsung Galaxy A56’s camera capabilities, I must mention that I find myself uncertain about whether the phone has truly succeeded in this aspect. You'll soon understand my hesitation. </p> <p> Let’s quickly review the specifications. </p> <p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1"> 50-megapixel main camera - Sony IMX906, f/1.8, OIS </li> <li class="li1"> 12-megapixel ultrawide lens – Sony IMX258, f/2.2 </li> <li class="li1"> 5-megapixel macro camera – f/2.4, fixed focus (Seriously? A macro lens?) </li> </ul> </p> <p> Regarding the images, this is my take – </p> <p> <strong> 1. Primary camera </strong> </p> <p> The Galaxy A56’s main camera excels in well-lit conditions. Its primary sensor produces clear and vivid images with Samsung’s characteristic color palette — which leans towards bold tones that many prefer over subtle, true-to-life colors. The dynamic range is commendable, and details are preserved nicely, particularly in outdoor shots. While it doesn’t match the sharpness found in flagships, this will be sufficient for everyday use. </p> <p> <strong> 2. Ultra-wide camera </strong> </p> <p> The ultra-wide lens appears somewhat inferior compared to the primary sensor. It works well enough for taking pictures of scenery, gatherings, or imposing buildings, yet these photos exhibit reduced dynamic range and occasional distortions at the edges. The color reproduction doesn't align perfectly with what you get from the main camera, and under dimmer lighting conditions, this secondary sensor tends to produce more noise and softer details. </p> <p> <strong> 3. Macro camera </strong> </p> <p> Similar to numerous mid-tier smartphones, the macro lens on the A56 seems more like a mandatory addition rather than an actually helpful component. While it serves its purpose when required, don’t count on it performing miracles. It can be entertaining for sporadic usage, yet it doesn’t really stand out as a remarkable feature. In reality, a specialized telephoto camera would have proven far more beneficial than having a macro one. </p> <p> <strong> 4. Night photography </strong> </p> <p> It manages to capture reasonable images with enhanced brightness and clarity up to a certain limit. However, noise tends to creep in rapidly, particularly in pitch-black settings. Wide-angle photos taken after sundown frequently turn out to be overly grainy for practical use. While the Night Mode makes the most of the available equipment, the low-light capabilities are undoubtedly middle-of-the-road. </p> <p> <h2> Review of Samsung Galaxy A56: Battery Life and Charging Capabilities </h2> </p> <p> The battery is also one of the standout features of the Galaxy A56. One aspect I found impressive is that despite maintaining a physical size with a 5000mAh capacity, Samsung has somehow improved the screen longevity significantly. </p> <p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1"> Minimal use: The battery can last up to 2 days without issue. </li> <li class="li1"> Extensive use: It still runs for an entire day without any problems. </li> <li class="li1"> Screen-on time (SOT): Remained consistently at approximately 8 hours during my testing. </li> </ul> </p> <p> However, let’s discuss the charging aspect — Samsung is promoting the A56 as the inaugural model in the A series to feature 45W "Super Fast 2.0" charging. The caveat being that no charger comes with the device. </p> <p> With my MacBook’s PD charger, it took approximately 80 minutes to achieve a complete charge — not particularly swift, yet reasonable. Nonetheless, should you opt for an incompatible charger (such as ones from OPPO or Vivo), the charging speed significantly decreases. </p> <p> <h2> Review of Samsung Galaxy A56 - Performance </h2> </p> <p> Beneath the surface, the Galaxy A56 relies on a mid-tier processor—the Exynos 1580 coupled with either 6GB or 8GB of RAM. As stated by Samsung, this chip offers an improved CPU speed of up to 12%, enhanced GPU performance by 17%, and superior NPU capabilities by 18% compared to its predecessor. These enhancements collectively ensure smooth operation during everyday activities like navigating apps, juggling multiple tasks, and enjoying multimedia content. Nonetheless, under more demanding conditions or when benchmarked alongside rivals, it tends to fall short in comparison. </p> <p> Within this pricing bracket, you can anticipate benchmark scores that are approximately twice as high compared to those achieved on the Galaxy A56, indicating a substantial improvement in performance for an equivalent investment. To assess the gaming capabilities of the Galaxy A56, I tested it with games like BGMI, Call of Duty, and Asphalt Legends Unite. Here’s a summary of my observations: </p> <p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1"> BGMI: No availability of 90 fps mode. It’s disappointing since there's a device available for Rs 26,999 that supports up to 120 fps in BGMI. </li> <li class="li1"> Following extended periods of playingBGMI andCOD, occasional glitches and lags cropped up from time to time. Nonetheless, when it came to less demanding games likeSubway Surfers, even after very lengthy sessions, these issues did not arise. </li> </ul> </p> <p> <h2> Samsung Galaxy A56 Review: Software and Remarkable Smart Features </h2> </p> <p> Straight out of the package, the A56 comes loaded with Android 15 paired with Samsung’s refined One UI 7. In my experience, this user interface strikes me as both well-developed and rich in functionalities. It typically makes navigation easy and provides an array of personalization choices, ensuring seamless performance on the A56 model. Moreover, integrating “Awesome Intelligence” AI capabilities adds valuable upgrades such as enhanced ‘Ring to Search’ functionality and instant slow-motion video effects, along with several other elements previously featured in Samsung’s S-series devices. </p> <p> One significant advantage is Samsung’s pledge to provide six years of substantial Android operating system and security upgrades. This is outstanding for ensuring long-lasting device performance, and I urge other manufacturers to learn from this approach and maintain their released products with timely updates over many years. </p> <p> <h2> Samsung Galaxy A56: The Verdict </h2> </p> <p> Therefore, having a better understanding, these are my concluding thoughts on the Samsung Galaxy A56. </p> <p> <strong> Who should buy it? </strong> </p> <p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1"> Samsung enthusiasts: Should you value Samsung's aesthetic design, the intuitive One UI interface, and seek a device that <i> feels </i> In your grasp is premium quality, and the A56 makes it happen. </li> <li class="li1"> Display & battery focused users: Anyone prioritizing a top-notch AMOLED screen for videos and Browse, paired with excellent, reliable battery life for all-day use. </li> <li class="li1"> For those aiming for long-term use: If you intend to hold onto your device for an extended period, the assurance of receiving six years of operating system and security updates becomes a considerable benefit. </li> <li class="li1"> Daily users: On social platforms, browsing, streaming, communicating, and taking casual photos, the A56 offers a seamless and refined user journey. </li> </ul> <strong> <p> Who should skip it? </p> </strong> </p> <p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1"> For power users and gamers who require exceptional processing capabilities for resource-heavy tasks, multitasking, or seamless high-frame-rate gameplay in graphic-intensive games, alternative options such as the iQOO 12, OnePlus Nord 4, Realme P3 Ultra, or iQOO Neo 10R might provide a superior performance experience. </li> <li class="li1"> Photography lovers: Those seeking cameras with features like optical zoom may find the A56 insufficient when stacked up against more specialized competitors. </li> </ul> </p> <p> I believe the Samsung Galaxy A56 5G comes across as an uncertain high-end device. On one hand, it positions itself as a capable and frequently attractive mid-tier smartphone. However, upon using it extensively, several concessions made by the A56 become evident. Despite this, I do value its undoubtedly luxurious build quality, the dynamic 120Hz AMOLED screen, and its enduring battery performance. Additionally, Samsung’s promise of providing six years of software upgrades stands out as a significant advantage. </p> <p> However, although the A56 handles routine jobs effortlessly, it falls short when subjected to heavier workloads compared to many rivals, including those priced more affordably. Its primary camera sensor performs well enough but doesn’t offer the flexibility provided by an optical zoom lens. </p> <p> In the end, the A56 seems tailored for a particular type of user who prioritizes Samsung’s refined aesthetics, stylish design, superior display quality, and long-term software support over sheer processing power or versatile photography features. </p> <p> Currently, its value proposition significantly strengthens when bought during sales or with discounts, particularly given the performance offered within the Rs 40,000 to Rs 45,000 price range. </p>

Samsung Galaxy A56 Review: Striking Looks with Decent Performance

The Samsung Galaxy A series has consistently offered consumers a mix of premium functionalities without breaking the bank. Previous mo...

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