How to watch the Samsung event and see if the Galaxy A9 Quad-Cam appears

In short: Live broadcasts from Samsung are officially scheduled and ready to launch the company's "A Galaxy Event" on October 11 at 5pm. Malaysia time. The main focus of the event is expected to be on the launch of a 2018 update of the company's Samsung Galaxy A9 series, which includes no less than four major cameras. For the moment, the company has listed six different ways to watch the event live, regardless of its location. These include its three main websites – Samsung Newsroom, Samsung.com or Samsung Mobile Press – and its major social media accounts on Twitter and Facebook. For users, users can view the official Samsung Newsroom page or the Samsung Mobile page.

Context: The expectation of a Samsung Galaxy A9 handset (2018) equipped with four cameras comes from previous leaks of the device and the slogan "4x fun" of the upcoming event. In addition, Samsung has traditionally announced its mid-range A9 Series in this time of year and just in time for the upcoming holiday shopping season. Putting this aside, the cameras should definitely be the star of this year. For example, the rear-facing main camera group should be able to efficiently separate specific features in separate cameras. The main shooter should be a 24-megapixel sensor with f / 1.7 aperture and optical image stabilization. A second depth detection camera set at 5 megapixels with f / 2.2 aperture will be installed, while a 120 degree wide angle sensor will be present for 8 megapixel resolution and f / 2.4 aperture. The zoom will be managed by a 10 megapixel sensor with f / 2.4 aperture allowing 2x optical zoom. The cameras are supposed to be arranged vertically along the left side when viewed from the back, with a flashing LED underneath. In terms of general specifications, the handset should contain a 6.28-inch Super AMOLED display with Full HD + resolution. If Android 9 Pie is not totally out of the question, the most likely scenario is that Android Oreo is covered by the usual Samsung experience. If leaks so far have been accurate, a Snapdragon 660 SoC with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of expandable storage on microSD card will be available, offering users a lot more. The battery capacity should be around 3,720 mAh.

Impact: At least one leak from the main attraction of the event had been briefly published on the Samsung website before being removed. So it seems that there is not much left for the company to announce this year's iteration of the Samsung Galaxy A9. Bearing this in mind, we currently do not know the price or availability of the Android device. So there may be at least some surprises left for the Galaxy event, no matter what leaks have taken place so far.