Samsung News & Update: Korean Tech Giant To Release Galaxy C9 On Oct. 21!

Korean tech giant, Samsung has announced that they are going to release yet another phone. Samsung will be releasing Samsung Galaxy C9 on Oct. 21.

According to Gadgets 360, the Samsung Galaxy C9 launch was rumored for more than month from various benchmark sites. Now, it is finally confirmed that Samsung Galaxy C9 is coming out next week.

Former reports suggest that Samsung Galaxy C9 will come with 6-inch display and power is provided by an octa-core Qualcomm CPU clocked at 1.4GHz. The Samsung Galaxy C9 is also expected to have 6GB of RAM.

Samsung Galaxy C9 is equipped with a 16-megapixel main rear  and front camera. Samsung Galaxy C9 is certainly one of the best Samsung phones in terms of imaging. Selfie lovers will surely love this device. Meanwhile, the rear camera of Samsung Galaxy C9 will also have LED flash.

The Samsung Galaxy C9 will come with a fingerprint scanner like that of Samsung's Note series and will be powered by a strong 4,000mAh battery. This is considered one of the best batteries ever to be included in a Samsung phone.

Going for its competition, Apple, it is leaked that Samsung will also be coming up with an upgraded version of Samsung Galaxy C9 called the Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro but this has yet to still be confirmed.

From added report of Phone Arena, Samsung Galaxy C9 will have Snapdragon 625 SoC. This may not be as exciting in terms of performance but still is better compared to other phones in the market. The Samsung Galaxy C9 is believed to be released in China first.

Samsung Galaxy C9 may reach the US shores hopefully shortly after the China launch. Samsung Galaxy C9 can be a good mobile device to be considered by many Android users especially those who are into taking a lot of photos. Samsung Galaxy C9 also is advisable for users who are always on the phone because of its battery performance.

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