The latest Samsung models that have seen the light of Samsung, are the Galaxy A51 5G and A71 5G, models with a very attractive design, with OLED screens, 4 cameras on the back and, as the name suggests, 5G connectivity all of this. intended for the mid-range market.
Although they have only been on the market for a few days, they have already received the first major update, an update that adds support for Google's augmented reality platform, formerly known as Google ARCore, and now known as Google Play for AR
The compatibility of Google Play Services for AR means that we can run applications and games based on augmented reality (AR - Augmented Reality) on an Android device. For these applications to work properly, Google works hand in hand with the manufacturer to create a custom calibration profile for each model.
Thanks to the update of the Samsung terminals with Google's augmented reality, both terminals can use the Google Measurements application and Pokemon GO in AR + mode among other titles. In 2016, Google opted for virtual reality hand in hand with Daydream glasses, glasses that stopped being for sale a few years ago. Recently, Samsung smartphones with One UI 2.1 have stopped offering compatibility with this platform, a platform that has not had the success expected by both companies.
El Galaxy A51 5G It has a 6,5-inch Full HD + Super AMOLED Infinity-O screen, 4 cameras of 48 mpx + 12 mpx + 5 mpx + 5 mpx, 32 mpx front camera, Exynos 980 processor, 6GB / 8GB RAM, internal storage of 128GB, microSD card slot, under-screen optical fingerprint reader, 5G sub-6GHz connectivity, 4500mAh battery and 15W fast charge.
El Galaxy A71 5G It has an even larger screen of 6,7 inches Full HD + Super AMOLED, a fingerprint reader under the screen, 4 cameras of 64 mpx +12 mpx +5 mpx +5 mpx and a front of 32 mpx. The phone has an Exynos 980 chipset, 6GB / 8GB of RAM, 128GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, 5G. The battery reaches 4500mAh and is compatible with 25W fast charging.
