Samsung Galaxy Spica

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Hey, remember the Samsung Galaxy Spica? It’s been a long time comin’, but Samsung has officially announced the Samsung i5700 Spica Galaxy for US release. Samsung will sell the device as a multimedia and social networking phone, something we don’t really need more of but is in high demand. The full specs are as follows:

Android 1.5
Band: GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900MHz, UMTS 900/2100MHz
Data: GPRS/EDGE/HSDPA/WiFi
Size: 115mm x 57mm x 13.2mm (4.5in x 2.2in x .5in)
Battery: 1500mAh
Main Display: 3.2-inch WVGA (480 x 320 pixel) touchscreen
Camera: 3.0 megapixel camera with auto-focus
Video: Record/Playback
Messaging: SMS/MMS/IM
Email: Gmail/IMAP4/POP3/SMTP
Bluetooth: 2.1+EDR with A2DP stereo
Memory: 180MB flash, microSD card up to 32GB
Availability January 2010 (manufacturer’s estimate)
Other GPS, DivX playback, 3.5mm audio jack

No word yet on pricing or an official release date so be on the lookout.

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looks nice but i think with the new google android phone comming with flash 10.1 support..... it may be obsolete pretty fast

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I'm frustrated that there are brand new phones *launching* with Android 1.5 and 1.6, still. It's hard to get gadget lust for something running an OS which is significantly lagging behind current models. Plus, the tweaked capabilities must mean it's a custom build of Android, which means waiting forever for updates to trickle out, if they ever even do.In my ideal world Android would be Android would be Android. New phones would be released running whatever the current Android was. And when Android updates were released they would roll out to all phones meeting certain required specs -- the update game would be cut and dry.

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I'm frustrated that there are brand new phones *launching* with Android 1.5 and 1.6, still. It's hard to get gadget lust for something running an OS which is significantly lagging behind current models. Plus, the tweaked capabilities must mean it's a custom build of Android, which means waiting forever for updates to trickle out, if they ever even do.In my ideal world Android would be Android would be Android. New phones would be released running whatever the current Android was. And when Android updates were released they would roll out to all phones meeting certain required specs -- the update game would be cut and dry.

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I'm frustrated that there are brand new phones *launching* with Android 1.5 and 1.6, still. It's hard to get gadget lust for something running an OS which is significantly lagging behind current models. Plus, the tweaked capabilities must mean it's a custom build of Android, which means waiting forever for updates to trickle out, if they ever even do.In my ideal world Android would be Android would be Android. New phones would be released running whatever the current Android was. And when Android updates were released they would roll out to all phones meeting certain required specs -- the update game would be cut and dry.

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Really? Android 1.5? 180mb flash? Must be for t-mobile. Wah Wah Wah.

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