According to the latest information, Samsung will present four new phones in the series this month Galaxy J. Although it will be a cheap low-end smartphone, it will still boast an Infinity display, i.e. a panel with minimal surrounding frames, which last year's and this year's flagship models of the South Korean company have. Samsung wants to offer customers attractive and at the same time cheap smartphones that should directly compete with the Chinese Xiaomi.
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One of the novelties of the phones should be the S Bike mode, which turns off all notifications the moment the user rides a bike. Another interesting feature should be the so-called Ultra Data Savings mode, which, with the exception of six selected applications, prohibits all other automatic downloads in the background, i.e. when they are not switched on. With this mode, the company wants to capture the attention of developing markets, such as China, where Xiaomi currently rules. All four new phones should also boast Turbo Speed technology, which ensures better optimization and faster opening of applications and smoother multitasking.
India is currently the second largest phone market in the world, so it's no wonder that it's hugely important to Samsung as well. The company ruled it until the end of 2017, but recently it took over the imaginary royal scepter of Xiaomi, which mainly appealed to customers there with its cheap and powerful phones. South Koreans therefore last month presented Galaxy J7 Duo, which has a dual camera (13MP + 5MP) and a price of CZK 5 to compete with the Xiaomi Redmi Note 400 Pro smartphone.
