Although we’ve heard that the Samsung Galaxy S was headed to every major carrier in the US, it seems T-Mobile might be the first out the gate with their version. It has just passed through the FCC and it could (highly unlikely) make it way to Magenta in time for the free phone promotion this Saturday.
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Yesterday we told you That Samsung has an Android MID in the making that is supposed to rival the iPod touch. Well, that product may still be in the pipeline but a photo of an iPad challenger has just emerged. This photo was leaked on Samsungs South African Twitter page.
Samsung is making a big move this time and a very rare one. Samsung will be launching Galaxy S, its next big Android smartphone simultaneously in 110 countries. As far as I can remember, this would be for the first time in telecom history. Galaxy S is surely the device worthy of buying, but will Samsung’s move pay off.
We do not know about a specific launch date, but rumors suggest that the launches with start soon and continue for coming days in different countries.
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy S to launch in 110 Countries Simultaneously
Samsung has another Android device in the works, the Galaxy 5 or the GT-I5500 will be hitting the streets soon. This little device packs in Android 2.1 along with a few other features. This device hasn’t really been covered much with all the excitement around the EVO and the Galaxy S so it may be something new for most of you out there.
Guess it official now, from the looks of we won’t have to wait long to get our hands on it. The Samsung Galaxy S is coming to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint first and followed up with Verizon coming on later this year. A promotional commercial has been released and it gives us something more to look forward too.
The Spica will get a major boost sometime between April and June, moving from Android 1.5 to 2.1.
Unwired View reports the update has been confirmed by Samsung in Poland, but no news on whether or not the Galaxy i7500 will get the same treatment.
Here we go, another day another leaked picture of an upcoming Android phone. This is almost becoming a daily occurrence around these parts. This time it comes in the form of the follow up to the Samsung Galaxy, the Galaxy 2 enters the area.
Let’s all hope that the specs of this device turns out to be true Samsung will add another beast of a phone to the Android lineup of already a strong group of phones releasing this year. It is outfitted with a 1GHZ Snapdragon, yes folks this is another Snapdragon will be in the lineup. And if you take into account that Samsung has the ability to tweak CPU’s and storage this could turn out to be a really interesting phone. Here is some of the suspected specs.
- 1 GHz Snapdragon
- 3.7 inch AMOLED touch screen
- 5 MP camera
- 32 GB internal memory
- Android 2.1
- 3.5 mm jack
- and of course all the other goodies that make a decent smart phone, like GPS, Wi-Fi and such.
You know, we’d be ecstatic if the Galaxy was launched in the beginning of 2009 as opposed to the end of 2009 because there’s just so many other Android devices to choose from. In any case, Bell Canada has just announced the Samsung Galaxy for $99.95 with new 3-year contract. You’ll get a 3.2-inch AMOLED screen, 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, and usual slew of connectivity options wrapped up in a rather dated Android 1.5 OS.
Samsung has finally announced the Android-powered Galaxy Spica that has been popping up in spy shots for several months now. In a press release, Samsung touted the Galaxy Spica as a “powerful and fast” device packing an 800 MHz processor, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and get this – built-in DivX support.
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy Spica I5700 Android Phone Announced
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