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Dual-SIM Samsung Galaxy Win announced

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Samsung has officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Win. As awesome as its name is it isn’t Samsung’s best, but it’s a very nice mid-range offering that should come in single and dual-SIM variants (depending on the region). Inside is a 1.2GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.7-inch WVGA display, a 5 megapixel rear camera with 720p HD video recording, a VGA front-facing camera, 8GB of internal storage, a 2,000 mAh battery and more. For software, expect Android 4.1 with a hint of TouchWiz, featuring Easy Mode, Smart Alert, and more.

Easy Mode, as you might have guessed, will transform the user’s home-screen in an easy-to-digest collection of app shortcuts and information. It’s something that should help ease new smartphone owners into the cool pool instead of cannon-balling right into an icy sea of Android goodness. Smart Alert will automatically bring up notifications about calls, messages and calendar deadlines that have come in since you last picked your phone up, meaning you’ll never miss out on what’s important.

So where, exactly, is this little boy wonder headed? Welp, it’s actually already out in China under another name, but other regions — a list of whom  doesn’t exist just yet — will get a crack at it soon. Samsung’s standard Titan Gray and Ceramic White are the two colors users can look forward to. Read on for full press details.

Samsung announces the GALAXY Win

 

April  8, 2013

New smartphone combines powerful performance and smart features with a 1.2GHz quad core processor


SEOUL, Korea – April 08, 2013 – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a leader in mobile technology and digital media, today announced the Samsung GALAXY Win, an intuitive new smartphone designed to balance the needs of the on-the-go user with massive processing power, multitasking capabilities, and a compact design for ultimate portability. As a unique and practical option for mobile users, the GALAXY Win is equipped to handle demanding tasks while still providing an effortless user experience with intuitive features including dual SIM support for a seamless work and life balance, a large display for optimal viewing, Easy Mode for simple access to most used functions, and many more.

Designed to provide the best in mobile technology that can easily fit in your pocket, the Samsung GALAXY Win is powered by AndroidTM (Jelly Bean) and comes equipped with powerful hardware that makes both gaming and multi-media easy. With a 1.2GHz quad core processor and a 4.7 inch display, there is no app or game that the GALAXY Win can’t run with vivid color and resolution. The 5-megapixel camera is equipped with multiple features including Continuous Shot, Best Photo, and multiple color effects to make taking high-quality photos fun and easy. The GALAXY Win also allows users to enjoy extended multimedia use and longer talk time with 8GB of internal storage and a 2,000mAh battery.

As the perfect choice for users who want a device that can operate across multiple areas of their lives, the GALAXY Win offers intuitive solutions to enrich the smartphone user experience. For seamless work-to-play transitions, this new device comes with a wealth of enhanced smart features, including:

 

‘Easy Mode’: A simple and intuitive homescreen mode for streamlined access to your top functions

   •‘Smart Alert’: Notifications for events you may have missed (calls, messages, deadlines) when you pick up the phone
‘Motion UX’: Utilize functions such as Mute, Refresh & Update, and Scan for other devices with simple motion controls

Depending on the markets, the GALAXY Win will be available in two different versions – Single SIM or Dual SIM, and available in two different colors – Ceramic White and Titan Gray.

Quentyn Kennemer
The "Google Phone" sounded too awesome to pass up, so I bought a G1. The rest is history. And yes, I know my name isn't Wilson.

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5 Comments

  1. The specs for this thing are very similar to the Galaxy Nexus which was released in 2011.

    1. QUAD core .. yet WVGA :/ Doesn’t make much sense but I guess cheap phones will actually work well now :)

  2. a 4.7-inch WVGA display

    I just threw up in my mouth a little.

  3. On Samsung galaxy win given wvga display is not satisfied. Samsung every time launches similar devices.

  4. Does anyone know how one interfaces with this?

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