Htc Phones of 2010

It is too early to pass judgments on the Samsung i5700 Galaxy Spica, but with its mid-tier specifications and long overdue release date would not be surprising that many people have already lost interest in the smart phone. The first Android smart phone from Samsung was the Galaxy 7500-the predecessor of Spica. In fact, the original name Spica was the Galaxy Lite, a label that gave him a final position, although marketing cards having worth a phone itself.

While the audience was impressed with the initial news and announcements about this phone, the interest slowly disappeared as Samsung continued pushing the release date. With other devices, such as Android HTC and Motorola Tattoo Milestone available, there is very little market left for the Spica.

Screen, camera and more

This phone supports GSM and 3G. 2G, it can handle 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 bands. For 3G, the device can support HSDPA 900 and 2100 bands. With the mobile 3.2-inch capacitive touch screen, you can enjoy a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels and images with a depth of 16 million colors. A screen also has an accelerometer sensor, when used for the sides.

The 3.15 mega pixel snapper is pretty standard for a smart phone, although autofocus (which really helps with photos fast) it has no LED flash, making the recording in locations with poor lighting a little hard (as in or evening). The camera is capable of geo-tagging of images and can also capture video.

One of the reasons why the Spica was so important, because it was before was supposed to have a 800 MHz CPU. While the specification still remains, it no longer has much value on other devices programmed processors 1GHz Snapdragon sport.

Phone and Google Features

Google Android 1.5 Cupcake is certainly a little back a release of 2010. But this concern aside, gives users access to plenty of mobile applications from Google. Google provides some of the services Online most useful and the mobile version of Android applications is very useful. Gmail, Google Talk and Google Maps are only three applications that Google offers. Android also has its own application store.

The Spica presents a digital compass, GPS, support for Bluetooth devices and 180 MB of internal storage. The device features a slot for micro SD card that can support up to 32 GB cards.

Soon Arrive

Samsung i5700 Galaxy Spica runs Google's Android operating system 1.5. This older version is very outdated for a 2010 launch. If the phone is not easily upgradeable in terms of OS, it will far wall of its competitors. 2010 promises the release of Android plenty of smart phones from various manufacturers, the recent leak HTC returned 5 upcoming Android phones, which would easily match the Spica.

In addition, Samsung rumored Google phone itself, the Saturn i6500 also is scheduled for release next year. With these considerations, the release date of Spica most likely be very early next year, about January or February.

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