Samsung already has the biggest lineup of Android Smartphones and tablets. All are named as “Samsung Galaxy bla..bla…bla..” In fact, there are so many Galaxies that we can hardly remember them all. Can you attempt to recall all Galaxy handsets? Every other week we come to know of a new Samsung Galaxy phone. The question is: “Do we need more Galaxy phones?” and if yes, then “how many?”. The most frustrating thing about the Galaxy handsets after the launch of the Galaxy S3 is that they all look more or less the same. Why does Samsung not give us more variations in design, if not in name?
Samsung has again extended its Galaxy Series and officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Grand GT-I9080 and its dual SIM variant Galaxy Grand DUOS GT-I9082. We have already seen the leaked pictures of this smartphone with two other phones a couple of days ago. Both the variants of the Samsung Galaxy Grand will reportedly arrive in the first quarter of 2013. The Dual SIM version (GT-I9082) will be launched first followed shortly by the single SIM version (GT-I9080).
Samsung Galaxy Grand is a high-end phone that will run on the latest version of Google’s OS Android 4.1.2. It sports a 5.0″ WVGA resolution display, a 1.2 Ghz Dual-core Processor, an 8 MP rear and 2 MP front camera, 1 GB RAM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, 8 GB internal memory, a microSD card slot (up to 64GB), HSPA+, and 2100mAh battery.
Since the phone will come with Android 4.1.2, it will also have the latest the new TouchWiz UI, S Voice, Multi-Window/Multitasking, AllShare Play, Direct Call, Smart Alert, Popup Play, two homescreen modes, Best Shot and many others. To learn more about these features, do not forget to read the following articles:
A lecturer and writer by profession, Rakesh Shukla found his true love in tech-blogging. He enjoys learning, growing and discovering the newest and latest trends in the world of Android. He loves flashing ROMs, checking apps, trying themes, and yes watching movies. Besides, he has also been an Android developer, modder and theme-maker. You can checkout his work here. Current Devices: Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 10.1, and Nokia Lumia 800.
