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Samsung i7110 pictures surface
Author: DaX3 Sep
Hot on the heels of the 8-megapixel behemoth called the Innov8 comes yet another S60-powered device from Samsung, the i7110. Although not officially confirmed yet, from what we can glean from the picture, the i7110 seems to be a handsome-looking handset in a candybar form factor. As for the specs, all we know is that the device plays home to a 5-megapixel camera, runs on Symbian S60 operating system, supports microSD expansion, and might feature 3G/HSDPA support going by the front-mounted camera in the picture. The release may be set for as close as this autumn, so we wouldn’t be surprised if Samsung was prepping an official announcement already.
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[...] “Hot on the heels of the 8-megapixel behemoth called the Innov8 comes yet another S60-powered device from Samsung, the i7110. Although not officially confirmed yet, from what we can glean from the picture, the i7110 seems to be a handsome-looking handset in a candybar form factor. As for the specs, all we know is that the device plays home to a 5-megapixel camera, runs on Symbian S60 operating system, supports microSD expansion, and might feature 3G/HSDPA support going by the front-mounted camera in the picture. The release may be set for as close as this autumn, so we wouldn?t be surprised if Samsung was prepping an official announcement already.” via mobilewhack.com [...]
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[...] “Hot on the heels of the 8-megapixel behemoth called the Innov8 comes yet another S60-powered device from Samsung, the i7110. Although not officially confirmed yet, from what we can glean from the picture, the i7110 seems to be a handsome-looking handset in a candybar form factor. As for the specs, all we know is that the device plays home to a 5-megapixel camera, runs on Symbian S60 operating system, supports microSD expansion, and might feature 3G/HSDPA support going by the front-mounted camera in the picture. The release may be set for as close as this autumn, so we wouldn?t be surprised if Samsung was prepping an official announcement already.” via mobilewhack.com [...]
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