Since introducing the Galaxy Alpha back in 2014, Samsung's been launching multiple Galaxy A smartphone models yearly, and it looks like this won't change in 2018. Not long ago, we saw renders allegedly depicting the Galaxy A5 (2018) and Galaxy A7 (2018) . Now, Samsung is silently confirming the existence of a new A5 via a support page that's accessible on its official South Korean website. More exactly, the support page mentions an unannounced Samsung SM-A530. But we know that this is the Galaxy A5 (2018) because the phone's previous generations have similar model numbers: SM-A520 ( A5 2017 ), SM-A510 ( A5 2016 ), and SM-A500 (original A5 ). Unfortunately, the SM-A530 support page doesn't really reveal anything about the handset. Anyhow, according to previous rumors, the upcoming Galaxy A5 is expected to sport a 5.5-inch display with 1080 x 2160 pixels and pretty thin bezels. While we're not talking about a curved scree...