Galaxy Y, the latest from Samsung’s Galaxy series, is set to be released in the local market from this week, says a press release. The world’s leading smartphone company has designed it especially for the young generation at an affordable price.
With 3-inch QVGA display, the phone has an 832MHz processor and runs on Android’s Gingerbread operating system. It supports up to 7.2 Mbps download speed.
It features Wi-Fi (b/g/n) and hosts of Android-oriented services from Google Mobile. The integrated Social Hub links all phonebook contacts to SNS, IM or email so there is complete flexibility on how one prefers to communicate.
Desired applications can also be downloaded from around 300,000 apps in Android Market.
It gives comfortable and easy grip with its compact design and rounded edges.
The Y also features easy-to-use TouchWiz, an improved user interface that provides more intuitive handling and smoother screen-to-screen transitions. It also has the Quicktype technology, where you just swap your fingers across the screen and it guesses your words and virtually writes the message for you.
It features multi-touch zoom and you can also customize the home-screen. The phone would be priced at Taka 12,990.
-With The Daily star input
