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Samsung I7500 to launch July as Galaxy and we've got live shots
Samsung "eye seven thousand and five hundred"? Well, not according to French operator Bouygues Telecom, which is going for the easier on the tongue and cooler sounding "Galaxy". The launch date is set for early July, which makes the French the first to get the Samsung's first Android-based device.
The runs the latest update of Android OS - the Cupcake (well, Android ver. 1.5 but "Cupcake" sounds better).
It sports an eye-pleasing HVGA OLED display and a 5 megapixel camera. Couple that with 8GB of internal storage plus as big a microSD card you can find, HSUPA, GPS, Wi-Fi and a bunch of other acronyms and you have something to really tease Apple fanboys with.
There's no word on pricing yet and we're still waiting to hear other operators brag about releasing the Samsung I7500. Anyway, with the htc magic already out and about we might have an Android battle on our hands.
And as we have a I7500 Galaxy unit on our hands, here are several live shots of the slim-looking device made for Bouygues Telecom.
Samsung "eye seven thousand and five hundred"? Well, not according to French operator Bouygues Telecom, which is going for the easier on the tongue and cooler sounding "Galaxy". The launch date is set for early July, which makes the French the first to get the Samsung's first Android-based device.
The runs the latest update of Android OS - the Cupcake (well, Android ver. 1.5 but "Cupcake" sounds better).
It sports an eye-pleasing HVGA OLED display and a 5 megapixel camera. Couple that with 8GB of internal storage plus as big a microSD card you can find, HSUPA, GPS, Wi-Fi and a bunch of other acronyms and you have something to really tease Apple fanboys with.
There's no word on pricing yet and we're still waiting to hear other operators brag about releasing the Samsung I7500. Anyway, with the htc magic already out and about we might have an Android battle on our hands.
And as we have a I7500 Galaxy unit on our hands, here are several live shots of the slim-looking device made for Bouygues Telecom.
