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Not like HTC who decided to launch fewer gadgets this year, Samsung is not concerned by the enormous quantity of handset models it releases each year. Following announcing plans to merge its proprietary bada mobile platform with Tizen operating program, Samsung prepares for the launch of new Android, Tizen and Windows Telephone devices.
All these and a lot more will be unveiled following month at the Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, where Samsung plans to make numerous essential announcements. Until finally then, the Korean handset producer announced the Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus, an Android smartphone, at the starting of the year.
Today, Samsung is back with two new phones that add to the currently large lineup of handsets in the Star series. Samsung Star three and Star 3 DUOS have just been officially unveiled with numerous improvements to make them a lot more interesting than other gadgets in the series.
According to the people over at SammyHub, both attribute-phones are expected to arrive in Russia later this month, after which they are released in other regions, like Europe, CIS, Africa, Latin America, Middle East and Southeast Asia. In addition, Samsung Star three DUOS with dual-SIM capability will be launched in Southwest Asia as nicely.
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Both handset function related specs sheets with a single exception, the reality that Star three DUOS comes with dual-SIM function, whereas the common Star 3 accepts only one SIM card.
The feature-phones sport good 3.-inch QVGA capacitive touchscreen displays, 3.2-megapixel rear cameras with video recording, microSD card slot for memory expansion (up to 16GB), Wi-Fi and Bluetooth assistance, as effectively as Stereo FM with RDS and three.5mm audio jack.
Software-wise, the most recent phones in the Star series, Samsung Star three and Star three DUOS come with ChatON messenger pre-loaded, a music player with SoundAlive, as well as Samsung’s TouchWiz Lite consumer interface.
No word on the phones’ price tag tags however, but judging from their specs sheets these ought to not be as well high-priced, on the contrary.
