Samsung officially launched their most affordable Android handset
today, the Galaxy Y, “Y” meaning “Young”. This phone retails for
Php5,990 and is already available since last week. The price pushes the
previous Samsung Galaxy Mini out of the market since you can get a better-specced phone at a cheaper price with this Galaxy Y.
Consequently, Smart also has its own Galaxy Y Netphone Edition which
you can also get for Php5,990 but you will also get the free social
networking benefits thanks to the SmartNet platform. Some specs may not
be better than the Smart Netphone 701
but you can’t argue with the price on this one since you will also be
getting a Samsung-branded phone running on Android Gingerbread.
The phone comes with the basic accessories: a pair of earphones,
manual, Samsung Kies installer, charger, USB cable and a 2GB microSD
card with an SD adapter.
The Samsung Galaxy Y reminds me of a smaller version of the Samsung Galaxy Ace.
It even has the same light, textured plastic back panel. What you’ll
get from this phone is an 832 Mhz processor, 3-inch QVGA screen, 160MB
internal storage, 2-megapixel camera and the goodies an Android 2.3.5
Gingerbread can offer.
This phone is really a nice way for younger people to make the switch
from their feature phones to Android smartphones. It’s an entry-level
Android device with an entry-level price and it might just be the
Netphone Edition may just be the push Smart needs for their SmartNet
platform to really take off.
Learn more about the Samsung Galaxy Y Netphone Edition.
source:pinoytechblog
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