Samsung Galaxy M01 certified with Android 10 onboard

Last updated: March 27th, 2020 at 14:44 UTC+01:00

The Galaxy M01, one of Samsung'southward upcoming upkeep smartphones, is nearing release after receiving production certification from the Wi-Fi Brotherhood. This is usually a adept indication of an impending launch.

According to the WFA's documentation, the handset will run Android 10 out of the box and boast dual-SIM capabilities. The Milky way M01 running Android x from the showtime means that information technology will be set up for at to the lowest degree two major Android Bone updates.

Android 10-based One UI experience on a budget

Before this month, SamMobile exclusively reported on the beingness of the Galaxy M01. The smartphone was originally spotted in the Geekbench database, with its entry being indicative of a rather small product.

According to benchmarking data, at least one Milky way M01 model will pack 3GB of RAM and an octa-core Qualcomm chipset. The energy-efficient cluster of the said SoC should run at well-nigh 2GHz, though its cadre structure remains unknown.

In other words, information technology remains to be seen whether the device will use a 4+iv or 2+6 silicon. However, the otherwise budget-friendly nature of the listing seems to indicate in the direction of a Snapdragon 400-series SoC, most likely the Snapdragon 439.

If that sounds familiar, it's because Samsung already has a budget Android device powered by the same chipset – the Galaxy A01. The small-scale nature of the Galaxy M01 was quite clearly devised for developing markets. Insider data previously obtained bySamMobilealready suggested as much, indicating that Samsung is initially but planning to launch the device in India, Russia, Sri Lanka, and Nepal.

With its Wi-Fi certification out of the way, the Milky way M01 may hit the shop shelves in the not too distant future.