14 DAY TRIAL // Samsung is constantly working on mid-range smartphones, as the company manages to offer solutions for all consumer types. It seems that the company's SM-G5510 and SM-G5520 handsets have just received WiFi certification, and word is that they might be part of the Galaxy On series, according to GSMArena.
Samsung SM-G5510 and SM-G5520 have just received WiFi certification, which signals an imminent release. The two smartphones may be variants of the On5 Pro and On7 Pro, which were recently released in India. They could also be variants of the On5 and On7 2016 editions, which have yet to hit the market.
Samsung's SM-G5510 has recently been spotted on GFXBench as well, and the smartphone seems to sport a 4.8-inch display with 720 x 1280 pixel resolution and a Qualcomm 1.4GHz Snapdragon 425 processor, coupled with an Adreno 308 graphics processing unit.
Samsung SM-G5510 could come with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage
Aside from this, it could also have 2GB of RAM and come with 16GB of internal storage. It has yet to be determined if the smartphone will come with the option to expand memory using a microSD card, but it's highly likely that it will.
Rear camera capacity on the device could reach 12MP with LED flash and auto-focus. The phone could also come with a 5MP front camera, and it seems to run Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. In addition, you can also count on GPS, Bluetooth, and WiFi connectivity options.
There aren't many details on the SM-G5520, but considering the resemblance in code names and the fact that they both received WiFi certification at the same time, specs should be quite similar on the two smartphones.
Earlier this month, the 2016 editions of the Galaxy On5 and On7 received certification in China, which means that the two smartphones should be unveiled soon, possibly together with the new ones that have just received WiFi certification.
