Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 has been circulating during a year, and now it seems the smart phone will get a successor. Later on the internet, circulate a promos picture of Samsung Galaxy Mini S6500, which has a code call Jena.
As quoted from GSM Arena today, leaked promo picture reveal some of the specifications that indicate low-end level smart device, between two popular Android Galaxy Y and Galaxy Ace.
Some of the specifications have improved compared to its predecessor. Galaxy Mini 2, now equipped with larger 3.3-inch screen, with higher HVGA resolution. The engine also increased with 800MHz processor speed. While the memory capacity is 3GB.
Galaxy Mini 2 S6500 will adopted Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system, and equipped with 3-megapixel camera. For connectivity, this smartphone supports HSDPA 7.2 Mbps.
Its body design showing rounded corners similar to its predecessor, but by applied home button on the bottom, S6500 tends to look like Galaxy S 'baby'.
Promo pictures are leaked to GSM Arena is labeled Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 S6500 with "February 2012", which could mean its debut appearance in Mobile World Congress this year.
As quoted from GSM Arena today, leaked promo picture reveal some of the specifications that indicate low-end level smart device, between two popular Android Galaxy Y and Galaxy Ace.
Some of the specifications have improved compared to its predecessor. Galaxy Mini 2, now equipped with larger 3.3-inch screen, with higher HVGA resolution. The engine also increased with 800MHz processor speed. While the memory capacity is 3GB.
Galaxy Mini 2 S6500 will adopted Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system, and equipped with 3-megapixel camera. For connectivity, this smartphone supports HSDPA 7.2 Mbps.
Its body design showing rounded corners similar to its predecessor, but by applied home button on the bottom, S6500 tends to look like Galaxy S 'baby'.
Promo pictures are leaked to GSM Arena is labeled Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 S6500 with "February 2012", which could mean its debut appearance in Mobile World Congress this year.
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