Two rumoured upcoming Samsung smartphones, believed to be the Galaxy A07s 4G and Galaxy S26 FE, have now made their appearances on Singapore’s IMDA certification platform. Via the listings, the connectivity options and a few other details of both devices have been revealed.
Read more about the update below.
Samsung Galaxy A07s 4G – IMDA Certification
Starting with the expected Samsung Galaxy A07s 4G, the device carrying the model number ‘SM-A077F/DS’ has been listed on the IMDA certification database. The ‘DS’ suffix in its model number indicates that this will be the dual-SIM variant of the smartphone.
Under the equipment description, the device has been categorised as a ‘4G Phone with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth’, whereas ‘Mobile Terminals’ is mentioned as its equipment type.
The IMDA listing does not reveal the marketing name of the smartphone. However, its previous GSMA database listing had associated the ‘SM-A077F/DS’ model number with the Galaxy A07s 4G moniker.
Furthermore, the Latin American variants of the device carrying the model numbers ‘SM-A077M/DS’ and ‘SM-A077M’ were previously spotted on the Nemko certification database. Its FCC listing had also revealed that the smartphone will likely pack a 5,000mAh battery, similar to the Galaxy A07 4G, and support up to 25W wired charging.
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE – IMDA Certification
Coming to the expected Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, its alleged ‘SM-S741B/DS’ model has been listed on the IMDA certification database as a ‘5G Phone with NFC, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth’. The device is also categorised under the ‘Mobile Terminals’ equipment type.
While the Galaxy S26 FE moniker has not been mentioned on the IMDA platform, a previous GSMA database listing had associated the ‘SM-S741B/DS’ model number with this upcoming smartphone.
The US and South Korean variants of the Galaxy S26 FE have also made their appearances on the Geekbench benchmarking platform, revealing that the device could be powered by Samsung’s Exynos 2500 chipset, run on the Android 17 operating system, and feature 8GB of RAM.
Additionally, its previous Wireless Power Consortium listing revealed support for the Qi 2.2.1 wireless charging standard. Similar to the Galaxy S25 FE, the upcoming device is not expected to feature built-in magnets, meaning users may require a compatible magnetic case or accessory to use magnetic alignment while charging.
Samsung has not yet officially confirmed either of these smartphones or their launch timelines. However, the Galaxy A07s 4G could probably make its debut soon, whereas rumours point to a September or October 2026 launch timeframe for the Galaxy S26 FE. Stay tuned for more updates!
