Samsung Electronics has officially launched the Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G, marking a significant step in its mission to bring premium mobile technologies to a broader audience. These new additions to the Galaxy A series boast state-of-the-art security measures, including the introduction of the Knox Vault, and offer cutting-edge photography capabilities inspired by Samsung’s flagship devices.
The Galaxy A55 5G stands out with its Nightography feature, designed to capture clearer and more vibrant photos in low-light conditions. This advanced capability is supported by AI Image Signal Processing (ISP), which enables the device to produce stunning low-light images previously unseen in the Galaxy A series. Both the Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G come equipped with optical image stabilization (OIS) and video digital image stabilization (VDIS), ensuring that photos and videos remain sharp, even when captured on the move.
These smartphones also continue the Galaxy A series’ legacy of offering immersive and enjoyable mobile experiences to all users. The devices feature Super AMOLED displays with Full High Definition clarity, ensuring vibrant and clear viewing in a variety of lighting conditions, thanks to the Vision Booster technology.
In a groundbreaking move, Samsung has introduced its flagship security feature, Samsung Knox Vault, to the Galaxy A series. This hardware-based, tamper-resistant security solution offers a secure environment physically isolated from the device’s main processor, safeguarding sensitive information against both hardware and software threats.
Samsung Knox, a multi-layer security platform, further protects the Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G. This platform is designed to secure critical data and shield the devices from vulnerabilities by providing end-to-end hardware security, real-time threat detection, and collaborative protection across the Galaxy ecosystem.
Additionally, the Galaxy A series includes Auto Blocker, an optional security feature that provides enhanced protection against unauthorized app installations, malware scans, and potentially malicious software installations via USB connection. Users will also have access to the Galaxy Security and Privacy Dashboard, offering greater control over their data and privacy settings.
The new Galaxy A series smartphones reflect Samsung’s commitment to ensuring device security and longevity, promising up to four generations of Android OS and One UI upgrades, along with five years of security updates. This commitment ensures that users will continue to enjoy the latest Galaxy and Android features throughout their devices’ lifecycle.
Furthermore, the Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G seamlessly integrate into the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem, enhancing the user experience with compatible devices like the Galaxy Fit3, Galaxy Watch6, and Galaxy Buds FE.
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