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Galaxy S at Samsung's next generation of intelligent phones , we now have seen some rumors ,Windows 7 Starter, and now South Korea's publication has exposed some Galaxy S second-generation cellular phone standard ,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007, confirmed that Samsung will go on to heap within the high-end handsets hardware.

Galaxy S second-generation phones might be expected to install the most recent version of the Android 2.3 gingerbread system ,Office Enterprise 2007 Key, the use of dual-core processor is not known (Tegra two or Samsung 's very own Orion is achievable ) ,Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate, the screen is Is the next-generation 4.3-inch touch display AMOLED as well as super , assistance NFC Near Field Communication and cellular payment .

the identical time there's an coverage of style , appearance and other four.3-inch mobile phone isn't significantly distinction, huge screen requires up virtually all the space , borders and bodily buttons The location is really modest.

Samsung could be in the February 14 held in Barcelona, Spain, Mobile World Congress MWC formally release this new flagship product,Windows 7 64bit, or else they are going to fall behind Another has released dual-core cellular telephone manufacturers.

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