- Cheapest 90Hz Super Amoled Display Phone Samsung Galaxy F22 Launched in India, Know Price and Offers
Samsung
Galaxy F22 android smartphone has been inaugurated in India. Let us
know that Galaxy F22 is India’s cheapest smartphone with a Super AMOLED
display and 90Hz screen refresh rate. Moreover, the phone has been
introduced with strong battery support of 6000mAh. Also, a 48MP quad
rear camera setup has been given on the rear panel of the phone for
photography. Moreover, the Galaxy F22 is offered in two great colour
options Denim Blue and Denim Black.
Prices & Offers
Samsung
Galaxy F22 smartphone has been launched in two storage variants 4GB RAM
+ 64GB storage and 6GB RAM + 128GB storage. Moreover, the phone’s base
variant 4GB RAM and 64GB storage variant costs Rs 12,499. While the top
variant 6GB RAM and 128GB storage variant costs Rs 14,499. As well as
the Galaxy F22 smartphone can be purchased from Samsung online store,
Flipkart.com and selected retail stores. The sale of the phone will
start on July 13 at noon. Moreover, the phone can be purchased at a
discount of Rs 1000 in the launching offer.
Samsung
Galaxy F22 smartphone has been introduced with a 90Hz refresh rate. As
well as a 6.4 inch HD Plus Super AMOLED Infiniti U display. A peak
brightness of 600 nits has been given in the phone. Moreover, the mobile
phone will arrive with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 safety. As well as the
phone will come with Dolby Atmos support and great audio and cinematic
viewing angles. As a processor, the phone has been supported by the
advanced Octa-Core Mediatek Helio G80 processor. Moreover, the phone
works on Android 11 based One UI 3.1 out of the box.
Samsung Galaxy F22 camera and battery
A
quad rear camera setup has been given in Galaxy F22. It has a 48MP main
camera, which comes with ISOCELL Plus technology support. 8MP
ultra-wide angle support has been given in the phone, whose viewing
angle is 123 degrees. The phone comes with 2MP macro and 2MP depth
camera sensors. A 13MP front camera has been given to the phone for
selfies. For power backup, the Galaxy F22 smartphone has a strong
battery of 6000mAh. The phone has been introduced with a 15W USB Type-C
charger. Music playback time of 130 hours is available on the phone.
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Video account will be opened by KYC
What we have sinned but, tell Kejriwal to give free injection, I will give: Harsh Sanghvi
A major decision by the government to close down education in colleges across the state amid the Koro crisis
Don’t give lectures from Delhi, come here and see the situation’, Sanjay Raut fires Union Minister
SBI
has given the facility to open an account on its mobile banking app
YONO through video call KYC. This facility allows the customer to open
an account with State Bank of India without going to the branch. This
digital initiative powered by Artificial Intelligence of Facial
Recognition Technology is a contactless and paperless process. Video KYC
facility is available for customers planning to open a new savings
account at SBI.
Learn what to do
All you have to do is
download the Yono app to take advantage of this new feature. Android
mobile users can download it from the Google Play Store and iPhone users
can download it from the Apple Store. Now open the app. Click on “New
to SBI” and select “Insta Plus Savings Account”.
Enter your
Aadhaar details in the application and after completing the Aadhaar
verification you will have to enter your personal details i.e. name,
address, mobile number, etc. You need to schedule a video call to
complete the KYC process. If VideoKYC succeeds, your account will be
easily opened.
Convenient initiative in the Corona period
SBI
Chairman Dinesh Khara said, “We are very happy to launch an online
savings account facility at the bank.” This is especially important in
the event of a current epidemic. It is a step towards ensuring customer
safety, financial security and cost. We are confident that this
initiative will add a new dimension to mobile banking and empower
customers to become digital for their banking needs. This development is
further evidence of our commitment to a digital India.
What we have sinned but, tell Kejriwal to give free injection, I will give: Harsh Sanghvi
Don’t give lectures from Delhi, come here and see the situation’, Sanjay Raut fires Union Minister
SBI
has given the facility to open an account on its mobile banking app
YONO through video call KYC. This facility allows the customer to open
an account with State Bank of India without going to the branch. This
digital initiative powered by Artificial Intelligence of Facial
Recognition Technology is a contactless and paperless process. Video KYC
facility is available for customers planning to open a new savings
account at SBI.
ગુજરાતીમાં વાંચવા માટે અહી ક્લિક કરો
All
you have to do is download the Yono app to take advantage of this new
feature. Android mobile users can download it from the Google Play Store
and iPhone users can download it from the Apple Store. Now open the
app. Click on “New to SBI” and select “Insta Plus Savings Account”.
Enter
your Aadhaar details in the application and after completing the
Aadhaar verification you will have to enter your personal details i.e.
name, address, mobile number, etc. You need to schedule a video call to
complete the KYC process. If VideoKYC succeeds, your account will be
easily opened.
Convenient initiative in the Corona period
SBI
Chairman Dinesh Khara said, “We are very happy to launch an online
savings account facility at the bank.” This is especially important in
the event of a current epidemic. It is a step towards ensuring customer
safety, financial security and cost. We are confident that this
initiative will add a new dimension to mobile banking and empower
customers to become digital for their banking needs. This development is
further evidence of our commitment to a digital India.
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