The rumour mill have been spewing out several conflicting launch dates with the anticipated metal-clad Samsung Galaxy Alpha (aka Galaxy S5 Prime and Galaxy F). First a document claimed the August 13 release, then on Wednesday it ended up being rumoured for August 4, and after this yet another report claims the launch in the rumoured Galaxy Alpha will be on August 13 itself.
On Thursday a German web site named Allaboutsamsung had published a report scrapping the August 4 relieve date from Sammobile, and stated the rumoured metal-clad Samsung Universe Alpha smartphone will launch about August 13. The website also published purported specifications in the handset, along with an image in the alleged Samsung Galaxy Alpha's back minus the panel (showing the SIM cards slot and model number, in addition to visible metal seams), as very well as purported Galaxy Alpha AnTuTu standard screenshots.
The purported image and benchmark screenshots in the Galaxy Alpha shows the devices' model number being SM-G850F. It appears that the smartphone will happen with support for only a single SIM (Nano-SIM), and will not really support storage expandability via microSD cards. Notably, the website claims it's unsure about if the smartphone affecting the image is the final design that can appear on shelves, and that it's waiting for Samsung to launch it on August 13.
The purported Galaxy Alpha AnTuTu standard screenshots reveals a 720x1280 pixel display resolution using a pixel density of 320ppi to the rumoured 4. 8-inch screen. The other leaked specifications of the envisioned Galaxy Alpha include an octa-core Exynos 5433 SoC using a Mali-T628 GPU; 2GB of GOOD OLD RAM; 32GB of inbuilt storage; some sort of 12-megapixel rear camera; a only two. 1-megapixel front camera, and Android mobile phone 4. 4. 4 KitKat.
Earlier this week, the alleged metal-clad Samsung Universe Alpha was purportedly spotted in the user agent (UA) profile in Samsung's support site, as well as on Samsung's developer gaming console, once again pointing to some sort of 720p display resolution.
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