The Korean tech giant on Monday (Mar. 18) published an invite to an online unveiling called "A Galaxy Event." The invite, which was attached with a video, stated that theevent will take place on Apr. 10. It appears from the invite that the event will be online-only, so anyone can tune in and see what Samsung is up to.
The Galaxy A90 comes with an edge-to-edge display which features a 92 percent screen-to-body ratio, reports tell us that. There's no front-facing camera at first blush with Samsung opting to instead design a pop-up selfie camera in the device that, when it crops up, it allows you to take pictures of yourself.
Also, the device comes with a virtual fingerprint sensor on the front. A slim bezel at the chin of the device is the only part where the phone isn't covered by a screen on the front.
Samsung has adopted a triple-lens camera array at the back of the phone that's vertically arranged with a flash just below the camera.
If reports are to be believed, then Galaxy A90 shows the company's commitment to reducing bezels as much as possible and providing different designs that replaces the big screen.
Samsung has already unveiled the Galaxy A10, A30, and A50, but the A90 would apparently be the higher-end version of that device.
If reports are to be believed, then Galaxy A90 shows the company's commitment to reducing bezels as much as possible and providing different designs that replaces the big screen.
Samsung has already unveiled the Galaxy A10, A30, and A50, but the A90 would apparently be the higher-end version of that device.
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