New Samsung Galaxy A10, A30, A50, A70 and A90 trademarks filed

Terminal updated: July 21st, 2018 at ten:24 UTC+01:00

It appears that Samsung might change what it calls it Galaxy A premium mid-range serial next year. The visitor has filed for new trademarks in South korea and the European Matrimony which suggest that the new Milky way A series models may be chosen the Galaxy A10, A30, A50, A70 and the A90.

The new device names provide a hint of where Samsung's nomenclature might be going in the future. The Galaxy Notation 9 and Milky way S9 mark the end of single-digit device names and so Samsung might maybe introduce a new mode of numbering its devices in one case its start flagship of 2019 – the Galaxy S10 – is launched.

Samsung Galaxy A10, A30, A50, A70 and A90

The company has filed trademarks for the Samsung A10, A30, A50, A70 and A90 monikers in addition to Samsung East-FOTA in the Eu. The same names volition be used for "Smartphones; mobile telephones; tablet computers," according to the filing documents. The company has also filed to trademark the Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A50 names in South korea. The Eastward-FOTA trademark is for something else entirely. Information technology a Firmware Over The Air update method for Samsung Knox.

What this suggests is that the successors to the Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A8 may non be named what you might expect them to be. Samsung may choose one from the multiples of ten in the Milky way A10, A30, A50, A70 and A90 list for these devices.

This classification might then be used for the company'southward unabridged lineup. And then the possibility exists that there may not be a Galaxy S11 but a Galaxy S20. The strategy would be similar to that of Huawei which also uses multiples of x to name some of its flagship smartphones. It's pertinent to mention here, though, that this is just speculation at this signal in fourth dimension.

Does the potential new naming scheme for Samsung's smartphones make sense to you or would you rather the company just carry on the way it has been doing things for the past few years?