28 August, 2017
With Android Nougat 7.1.1, the phone is expected to function smoothly. After releasing the highly anticipated Galaxy Note 8, which was the first phone in its portfolio to feature dual cameras, the company is now soon releasing its first mid-ranger with the dual-cameras.
In addition to Nougat features, Samsung has incorporated its own custom features, including the Always On Display that lets device owner change the clock colour, get enhanced accessibility, lock screen personalisation option to improve notifications on display, card dynamic adjustment of display size, revamped calendar app, new font option for titles so that it can be displayed in dominant upper-case characters, option to use owner's image for the display, and newer clock styles.
Samsung's recently launched Galaxy Note 8 was the first for the company to sport a dual rear camera setup and going by recent reports it looks like the company is working on its second smartphone with dual cameras.
Furthermore, the Galaxy J7+ has a dual rear camera setup. The rear dual cameras offer a number of additional functions as well so you can explore more of what you can imagine by taking the flawless shots and recording quality videos. The secondary camera is of 16 Megapixel to make video calls and to take quality selfies. Connectivity options such as 4G, LTE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Dual SIM are available inside this phone. Moreover, the battery backup of this smartphone is expected to be decent with 3,000 mAh battery. Quite surprisingly, the phone will also come with face-detection unlocking and a front-facing fingerprint sensor. There have been instances in the past, where the company had launched smartphones like "Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus" which is a mouthful. There is no any confirmed news regarding the phone's launch date in Thailand.
The design revealed by the leak is inline with what we've already seen.
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