Samsung has today introduced another new Android smartphone to
add to its portfolio, and you'd be right in thinking it looks an awful lot like
the Galaxy S2. That's because it does, and this new device is the Galaxy
S2 Plus. The most notable improvement is the software.
Running Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean with Samsung's
latest Touch wiz Nature UX, the rest of the specs are either a minor bump from
the Galaxy S2 or pretty much the same. The Plus houses a 4.3 inch
WVGA Super-AMOLED Plus display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM,
and 8MP and 2MP rear and front facing cameras respectively. On board
storage is just 8GB, but is expandable by micro SD card which Samsung says is
supported up to 64GB.
Otherwise,
that's about all she wrote. Looking through the specs there appears to be an
NFC version and a non-NFC version, and the camera has a pretty nice sounding
zero lag shutter speed. No word as yet on price or availability, and you'll
find the full press release after the break. [AndroidCentral]
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