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Samsung to Launch Android Smartphone in Europe
5:55 am on April 28, 2009 | Category: Mobile Devices, Cell Phones, Software
South Korean handset giant, Samsung Electronics, has announced plans to launch a Google Android-based smartphone in the European market in June.
The Samsung I7500 will feature a touchscreen display and 5-megapixel digital camera, as well as built-in Wi-Fi and HSDPA mobile broadband access. It’s Android operating system will integrate features such as Google Maps and Gmail, as well as a digital software marketplace similar to Apple’s ‘App Store.’
Samsung is the second company to unveil an Android-based product, following Taiwan’s HTC Corp., manufacturer of the T-Mobile G1 device (currently available in the U.S.). Samsung and HTC will compete head-to-head in Europe once HTC’s next-generation Android phone becomes available on the continent.
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