South Korean tech giant Samsung has faced difficult times due to the Note 7 recall, which is why Samsung will now allegedly take their Galaxy C series to the American market to make up for depleted sales caused by the Note 7.
Samsung's Galaxy C series is a line-up exclusively released in China, but since the South Korean Tech giant decided to discontinue selling the Note 7, the company is now rumored to bring the Chinese line-up to the U.S.
"The next big thing is coming," Samsung said on its official Weibo account. The company's official post featured an image that contains what seems to be the back of a smart phone. Fans can only speculate that Samsung might, in fact, be talking about the Samsung Galaxy C9.
The Samsung Galaxy C9 is the upcoming successor to the Galaxy C7. The Galaxy C9 is speculated to sport a 6-inch full HD Super AMOLED display backed up by a powerful Snapdragon 652 octa-core processor coupled with an Adreno GPU.
The Galaxy C9 is also rumored to come out running on Android 6.1 Marshmallow and backed up by a whopping 6 GB of RAM. If the rumors are true, the Samsung Galaxy C9 will be the first Samsung smartphone to feature a whopping 6 GB RAM.
Other features of the Samsung Galaxy C9 include a 4,000mAh battery, connectivity options for Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot, Bluetooth 4.2, and 4G LTE support. What's more is that the Galaxy C9 is said to possess both 16-megapixel cameras as its front and back shooter.
Though there is no official statement from Samsung yet as to when the Galaxy C9 will be coming to the U.S. market, speculations suggest that the C7 successor might be released in America sometime in November.
