Although the Galaxy A16 5G won't set the world on fire, you'll be able to use it until 2030, and that's not bad for $200.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy A06 5G as an affordable smartphone that will bring next-generation network speeds to more people.

Exciting times for Samsung owners. The new Galaxy S25s is now shipping and older flagships — S24s and S23s — are due an Android 15 / One UI 7 upgrade very soon. The new OS has endured delay after delay, but can’t be much longer now. But for those who have bought a new Galaxy S25, there’s a surprising sting in the tail.

One of the attractive devices is the Galaxy SmartTag, although its biggest downside is it’s a Samsung exclusive and only works with Galaxy phones. Until now, that is. As detailed by 9to5Google, there’s now an app available called uTag (universal tag) that expands support for all.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy A06 5G in India, featuring a 6.7-inch HD+ display, MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor, and dual rear cameras. Prices start at ₹10,499, with options for 4GB or 6GB RAM. It includes a one-year screen replacement offer for ₹129.