Samsung Galaxy A50s has supposedly been spotted on AnTuTu with model number SM-A507FN. The AnTuTu listing shows that the phone carries a full-HD+ display. It also lists other key specifications of the handset that is believed to debut formally as the Galaxy A50s. The new revelation follows the Geekbench listing of the Samsung phone that suggested an Exynos 9610 SoC. Separately, two new Samsung smartphones with model numbers SM-A562N and SM-A561F have surfaced online. Both appear to run Android 9 Pie and are likely to be the new Galaxy A50 variants.
The listing on the AnTuTu website essentially corroborates the Geekbench listing that Android 9 Pie. Additionally, it mentions that the handset has a full-HD+ (1080x2340 pixels) display and carries 64GB of onboard storage.
According to the fresh listing, the Samsung phone has received an AnTuTu score of 151,136 points. It, however, doesn't confirm the official name of the new model.

Samsung Galaxy A50s could come with a full-HD+ (1080x2340 pixels) display
Photo Credit: AnTuTu
Nevertheless, the handset with model number SM-A507FN is believed to come as an incremental upgrade of the Galaxy A50s officially.
In addition to the AnTuTu listing, two Samsung phones with model numbers SM-A562N and SM-A561F have been spotted on the Wi-Fi Alliance website. The listed model numbers suggest that the handsets could be the new Galaxy A50 variants.
As per the certification available on the Wi-Fi Alliance site, both unannounced Samsung phones run Android 9 Pie and dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity. They also interestingly received the certification on the same date -- July 2.

Samsung phones with model numbers SM-A562N and SM-A561F have received Wi-Fi certification
Photo Credit: Wi-Fi Alliance
Samsung might have plans to unveil the new Samsung phones under as an all-new Galaxy A series model instead of Galaxy A50 variants, as Galaxy A10s in the pipeline, the Galaxy A50 could also get new siblings.