Samsung’s latest handsets have proven to be quite elusive. It was originally announced that the devices would be coming out this April, right after the launch of other high end Android devices such as the HTC Desire and the Nexus One. However, Samsung quickly rebuffed the news and announced that their new smart phones would not be arriving so soon.
It seems that Vodafone UK has been successful in finally getting the two devices to be part of their offered lineup this Q2 of 2010 as the mobile network operator has finally announced both devices in their new offerings. It is expected that both of the handsets will be ready and in stock on shelves by June.
The Samsung i9000 Galaxy S is the newest high end Android smart phone in the Korean manufacturer’s lineup. This smart phone comes packed with a massive 4 inch touch screen that features Samsung’s latest super AMOLED technology. This means that the Galaxy S’ display is one of the clearest and sharpest available. The phone also comes packed with the 2.1 Android OS, the Touch Wiz user interface, a 5 mega pixel camera and several software features from Samsung. These additional apps include the Samsung Social Hub, SmartLife, ThinkFree and several other applications.
Samsung will also be bringing its Bada-loaded smart phone, the Wave. This device with an impressive 3.3 inch super AMOLED screen (slightly smaller than the one in the Galaxy S), a 5 mega pixel camera and of course, the Samsung TouchWiz user interface. The smart phone also uses the Samsung Social Hub.
It has also been announced that Samsung is working on a third smart phone that also makes use of the super AMOLED screen. The device has yet to be named but it has been confirmed to be a type 1 chassis smart phone that will be running the upcoming Windows Phone 7 OS.
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