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Galaxy J2 (2016) renders leak, revealing a very interesting smartphone...

There was a Galaxy Note7 leak a few weeks ago showing that  the device will have Smart Glow, a feature to replace the LED notification light. Except this one has so many colours to offer.
Now, renders of the Galaxy J2 (2016) have leaked, showing that this phone will have Smart Glow.
And looking at the picture, it is going to have a new design language. The middle of the back has a very nice texture that probably will help you adjust your grip when you are holding the phone, the front reminds us more of the Galaxy Ace 4, if you know what I mean, with how the top and bottom of the front of the phone look similar.
It will come with Marshmallow, a bigger 5.0" display, compared to the 4.7" display from last year's model, otherwise the specs are the same, 1.5 GB of RAM , 8MP camera, and that stuff.

A short history of the Galaxy J lineup and the Galaxy J MAX leaked

The Galaxy J lineup was a very interesting lineup, concentrated on making an affordable smartphone that was made by a good brand.

The Galaxy J back in late 2013, a very interesting smartphone made for China. It came in Blue, Red and White. It had a rear 13MP AutoFocus camera that could record video at 2160p and 30fps, so it recorded in 4K, which was a feature that should have made the phone cost as much as a flagship. the front camera was a 2MP camera that recorded in HD at 1080p and it captured video at 30fps. The phone was made of plastic. It came with Android 4.3, but it received a KitKat update as well as a Lollipop update.

In February 2015, the Galaxy J1 came out, with Android 4.4.4 KitKat. It was the first Galaxy J to come in Black. It included Blue in its colour scheme, but Red left the Galaxy J series ever since. It was a phone with a 5MP Autofocus camera that recorded video at 720p which is HD, but 1080p would be too much to ask for at that price tag, and records video at 30fps, and it has a 2MP front camera. This phone was made with plastic too. It also had a 4.3" display.

In June 2015, the Galaxy J5 came out, and since then the lineup became rather well known and things got really interesting for the Galaxy J lineup. It was the best Galaxy J made yet. It was the first Galaxy J to have Lollipop. It came with a Gold version too, Blue was not available unfortunately, but Gold was a good replacement. You could even say that it was a cheap Galaxy S6, and it even received a Marshmallow update recently, so that makes things even better. It had a 13MP camera that recorded at 1080p, not as good as the Galaxy J, but it was good. The front camera was a 5MP camera and it had an LED selfie flash too. This phone was made of plastic as well.

The J7 was the second phablet Samsung made that was affordable, after the E7 from the year before. It came with Lollipop, and had a 5.5" HD AMOLED display. It recently received a Marshmallow update like the J5,and it looks identical in pictures. But the phone is bigger, and had the exact same specs as the J5. But it looks a lot like the E7, except for the differently looking speaker grille and capacitive keys that lit up, and of course the missing LED selfie flash on the E7.

Next came something really surprising by Samsung, the J1 was back, but it didn't have Lollipop.
The J1 Ace had launched, and even if it didn't have Lollipop in the least, it still is one of our favourites from the J lineup. It came with a very pleasant shade of Sky Blue, a Dark Shade of Blue (they call it Black, but from close-up you will see it is a very dark shade of Blue) and a Pearl White colour was included too. And it had the exact same specs as the J1, so it didn't make much of a difference.

The Galaxy J2 was the next one in the list. It was the third Galaxy to have Android 5.1.1 and the new theme that came with the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 Edge+. It had a 4.7", an 8MP camera that recorded at 720p video quality and also recorded at 30fps. The front camera was a 2MP camera. The phone was a phone made of plastic, same as most of the Galaxy J series, and it came in Black, White and Gold.

Then the J3 was rumoured to come out in December 2015, but then it was cancelled and destined to be made later in a few months from then and to carry around the name of J3 (2016) or J3 6, like on the bootup.

Next came another model of the Galaxy J1, the 2016 model. This phone was the first ever Galaxy to have this cool new design, with a black part of the panel and a Gold or White front as well as the back. The black version looked cool too, and the front was made specially so you could make out the new design. It had the same specs as the original Galaxy J1 except for the bigger 4.5" display. It also launched with another model of itself, the Galaxy J1 Mini (2016) which was also known as the J1 Nxt. This phone was exactly the same except it had a smaller 4" display and no camera flash.

Then came the Galaxy J3 (2016), the phone long awaited. It had the same specs as the Galaxy J2, and a bigger 5" display and was able to record video at 1080p, but what was interesting about this phone is that it has the same design language as the Galaxy J1 (2016), so it was a good looking device.

The Galaxy J5 and J7 are one year old now. The 2016 models have been made three months ago in April, and were the first of the Galaxy J lineup to have Marshmallow out of the box, so that is really cool. These phones have the same specs as the older versions. The front hasn't changed much, but the back has a stretched LED flash and speaker on both phones. It really looks good and they are the first from the J lineup to have metal backs. The phone included Silver, Black, Gold and Rose Gold.

Then, in June, the Galaxy J3 Pro came out, still with Lollipop which is a nuisance, but it is made of metal and glass, which is the best thing about it, so it doesn't matter much.

Today, the Galaxy J MAX has been leaked by Even Blass from evleaks on Twitter, saying just one word: Self-explanatory.

This is a 7" tablet that will be compatible to LTE and is probably going to be as cheap as the Galaxy Tab A 7.0.

But if it comes out, it will be a really good compact tablet, or at least, we hope.

And that is about it with the history of the Galaxy J lineup.

Samsung Z2 has recieved WiFi certification

Samsung's Tizen OS is an Open Source project that Samsung wishes to compete with Android, or just simply, Samsung's OS. They have made Bada OS in the past that was based on Java, but it just couldn't compete with Android. So in late 2014, the Samsung Z was launched with this system, then the Z1 launched in January 2015. Next came the Z3 in October 2015, and another model was launched, the Z3 Corporate Edition, which was identical to the Z3, with almost identical specs except for the difference in the processors, the Z3 having the Spreadtrum SC7730 processor and the Corporate Edition with the Snapdragon 410. Now the Z2 recieved cerification, model number being SM-Z200F, which sounds like a good model number for the Z2.

Android N = Android Nougat

Finally, Google revealed the name of Android N, now Nougat. It is a really good name if you think of it, and it will be coming out in about a month and a half, as previous leaks said. Android N will hopefully be a very successful Android version.
The picture you see on the right is probably going to be the statue they are going to build outside the Android building, like with Marshmallow, they had Bugdroid hold a Marshmallow, same as Lollipop, so this time its Bugdroid walking on nougats. Pretty cool, huh?

Android Namey McNameface???

Android N is still a mysterious OS, and Developer Preview 4 has finally come out - a bit early compared to Marshmallow, but it came out. It means that maybe Google will make a Developer Preview 5 in July.

About a name, something that really surprised us. Google removed the Flappy Bird game from Android N, so those who love the game can't get it (for now at least it's only a beta). But if you long press on the "N" in the middle of the screen, it will say Namey McNameface. Google obviously wanted to give a name, but didn't want to unveil it yet, and it will probably be unveiled when DP 5 comes out.

Google also added expandable notifications for Twitter as well in this Developer Preview, so that's a  step up from just being Gmail and Hangouts.
But other than that, Google have taken things out:

Number 1: The cool folder design. We loved the unique folder design and it would have been the only way to desinguish Marshmallow and Namey (we'll refer to it like this until we get the name) from the home screen. So please bring that back Google.

Number 2: The Flappy Bird game. It was the only fun game from Google when Android Lollipop came out as it made more people come to Android, and it was a unique feature just for Android. It would be a shame if they took it off. So bring that back too Google.

But that's about it with what Google got rid of. Multi window is still untouched. So now all we can do is wait and see...

Motorola Moto Z Droid, "The phone that will transform phones"

The Motorola Moto X lineup has been brought down by Motorola, and they will be making the Motorola Moto Z linup, and it has influenced the Motorola Droid lineup too, now known as the Motorola Moto Z Droid.
Now, you may reconize this render (right) from a while back, that we were unsure wether it was the Droid or the new Moto X (now Moto Z). Now, we know it will be the Moto Z Droid (2016), and there seem to be only three colour version so far, and that may not be good news to some. It may be the end of Motorola's multicoloured phones. The Moto X (2013), as you may know, came with 18 colour variants, and it made Motorola the company with the most colours available for thaeir phones without buying a case.
You know, some people pride having their phones without a case, but sometimes they want to add colour, yet they don't want to cover their phone. And Moto did a good job at that, plus adding the Moto Maker to their website, so custumization may still be made in their newer phones. But some don't always want to pay more for a phone just to customize it. So it proves to be a very dodgy story for those colourful phone fans...