By Samsung’s keeping the wheels rolling on their global Android footprint expansion, and this time it’ll continue in China. Samsung Hub is reporting that the GT-I7680 will be making its way to China Mobile. The phone is said to run a “special” version of the Android OS, but no details on the specific version have come to light.
It’ll have a 3.5-inch WVGA AMOLED display, WiFi, a 5-megapixel camera, and 800mhz camera, and all of the other bells and whistles you’d come to expect from a modern Android phone (including GPS, a 3.5mm headset jack, etc). Samsung’s phones have all shared a similar feature set as of late, so this phone – even with its sub-1ghz processor – should be desirable for anyone on China Mobile.
No pricing and dates to be revealed, but when we do hear of anything, you’ll be just as knowledgeable as we are.
800mhz camera :D
800mhz camera?? I am not familiar with this type of camera? I am used to hearing it in the form of mega pixels….
The phone looks fairly similar to the Omnia II on Verizon, though that runs Windows Mobile 6.5, not Android. The “special” version of Android is likely to include government-mandated monitoring and/or censoring software, which can’t be removed.
800 mhz camera ? phone is similar to previous samsung models