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Samsung Galaxy Active printing press has now surfaced. Samsung's Galaxy XCOV4S smartphone was released last month, and the company appears to be planning to launch another powerful smartphone in the coming days, as reports of the so-called Samsung Galaxy Active in the state media have surfaced online. This is the same phone found in MWC 2019 in February and is considered to be a robust version of Galaxy S9. It is said that the Galaxy Active phone is powered by Exynos 9810 SoC and equipped with 4GB RAM. The phone is expected to have a 5.2in display with a resolution of 2540 x 1440 pixels and will be powered by a 4500 mAh battery. There are three capacitive buttons at the bottom of the screen, and the fingerprint sensor is moved to the camera module.

There are three capacitive buttons at the bottom of the screen, and the fingerprint sensor is moved to the camera module.

Optically, it is said that Galaxy Active smartphones include a 8 million-pixel front camera and a 12.2 million-pixel rear camera, all of which are basically set by the Galaxy S9 camera. The Samsung Galaxy Active will be broadcast on the home screen on Aug. 9; that suggests the launch may be a week away. Because of the ATT logo on the back, the phone may turn to the carrier. This date also coincides with the unpackaged event in Galaxy Note 10. Unfortunately, it is impossible to tell whether the phone will really turn on on the above date, but we should know more details as soon as possible.

In addition, Samsung plans to announce Galaxy Watch Active 2 on Aug. 5. The receiver is said to be equipped with a kiloton bezel rather than a rotating frame and is powered by a 9110 Exynos chipset. It is reported that 44mm and 40mm watches have 1.4in and 1.2in Super AMOLED displays with a resolution of 360360 pixels and a Gorilla Glass DX layer.

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