Samsung Galaxy Y in Low Price At allover india

Samsung has always managed to strike the right cord when it comes to the youth and that's what it has done with the newly announced Galaxy Y which costs Rs 7,800.Galaxy Y, with much better specifications and lower price, is bound to give a tough time to several smartphones including the recently launched HTC Explorer.

In terms of look and feel the device doesn't seem cheap or show signs of cost cutting. It has the same sturdy build that we have been seeing in most Samsung smartphones over the past couple of years.The device is small and fits snugly in the palm of the hand. The back panel of the Galaxy Y features a textured finish that adds both looks and grip.

Since it is targeted at the youth there will be more colour options in the form of interchangeable covers, a Samsung India spokesperson told The Mobile Indian. The covers will come as Galaxy Y accessories.In comparison to its closest rival — HTC Explorer, the Galaxy Y falls short by 0.2 inches in terms of display size but scores with better display performance. The device is light after having a 1200 mAh battery, which is enough to power this device for up to two days' use.

Galaxy Y gets Android 2.3 Gingerbread as its operating system and combined with Samsung's Touch Wiz user interface it delivers a nice user experience. It is powered by a fast 832 MHz application processor which is by far the maximum that has been offered at this price.

There have been no major deductions about the hardware except that the phone has a small 2 megapixel main camera, but it would be asking for too much if we criticise the Galaxy Y for this.

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Samsung announces India’s first Mango phone

Samsung has confirmed its commitment to multi-pronged strategy to give the three phones on the market powered by Android, Phone and Bada Windows software.

"We are very proud and pleased to announce W Omnia - India's first smart phone based on Windows 7.5 platvormi.Käivitamist Wave III, which uses the 2.0 platform with Galaxy Y Bada, our entry-level smart phone based on Android, but adds to the excitement , "says Ranjit Yadav, country head (IT & Mobile), Samsung India.

Powered by Mango

Omnia W, sports modern design with a metallic finish, comes with a 3.7-inch screen SuperAMOLED. It has a 5MP camera and a 1.4 GHz processor. Omnia is priced at Rs W 19990th phone should be available in the first week of November.

Microsoft claims the latest version of Windows 7 Phone - Mango - has been developed to provide an easy and socially connected to the smartphone experience. It sports a new browser based on Internet Explorer and has a tight Twitter, Facebook integration and Bing.

Samsung claims that it has enhanced the experience of Windows phone, including the inclusion of a set of productivity apps such as Samsung's exclusive AllShare, ensuring smooth transfer of the contents of the smart phone and other DLNA-enabled devices such as HDTV and digital cameras.

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Samsung Wave 3 Will Launches In November

India fans will soon get a taste of Bada Bada 2.0 powered by the Samsung mobile phone, the Hub of the third wave of Sammy, the Samsung representative has confirmed the arrival of the Samsung Wave 3 in November (in India) Bada Developers Day in Bangalore.

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IFA 2011 : Samsung has no any Windows Phone 7 handsets

Samsung at IFA 2011 is the presence of different faces with a mini-stands of the Samsung, but their biggest stand of 20 with a very large hall, a majestic view of the company. I was in the hall with a majestic Samsung manual and the other was a mini-stands on carriers such as Samsung, etc. looking for evidence of Samsung's Windows phones.

Score: Samsung was not to have yet another Windows Mobile phone! Not even one, and I asked the Germans, British and Korean Samsung stands.

Samsung will show its Bada OS with Wave 3 and the Android powered phones with mega-phone, Samsung Note 5-inch screen and, of course, the Samsung S2 Galaxy, of course, a nice white.

I am amazed. Here's Consumer Electronics Show, CES, even more than the U.S., Samsung is spending millions of millions of money on this show, and I can not even find a Windows phone to check the item?

I have a clear answer: Samsung focuses on the Android OS, and Bada. Samsung probably can not stand that Microsoft jumped into bed with Nokia, and their commitment to the Windows 7 Phone now it looks very bad.

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