Samsung progresses in the trend
of having dual-SIM variants in their Galaxy line. The latest phones that have
been tweaked were the Galaxy S and Galaxy Pocket (a.k.a Galaxy Y Lite).
For those living under the rock,
Galaxy S Duos will have the same clock speed (1GHz) ARM Cortex-A5 processor
with Adreno 200 graphics. This phone is framed in a 4-inch WVGA TFT touchscreen
and 5MP camera with video recording. Memory-wise, the phone has a built-in
768MB RAM, 4GB storage and the usual microSD expandable options. Galaxy S Duos
also supports 3G with HSPA for both SIM cards. What's impressive for this version
of Galaxy S is that it’ll have Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), but no SuperAMOLED
for this one.
The Galaxy Y Duos Lite (Galaxy
Pocket Duos) has a 2.8-inch QVGA capacitive screen, 832MHz processor and 2MP
shooter. Likewise, it has 3GB internal memory and 3G support for the primary
SIM card. It’ll be having its original OS, the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).
