Samsung launches first Android phone
Alex Pullin
Samsung has announced its first Android-based mobile phone at a dealer event in Amsterdam according to these grainy shots.
Published on Mar 17, 2009
A website has released blurry photos of what is said to be the first Samsung phone to operate on Google Android.
The 3G candybar phone apparently boasts a large, touchscreen iPhone-esque display, and will kickstart the launch Samsung’s Android portfolio.
It is expected that there will be two versions for the US and Euro/Asian markets and it will have either a 3.2 or 5-megapxiel camera, a 528MHz processor, features Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP and a microSD card slot.
Samsung's Android will also have all the Google email and content goodness you’d expect.
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