Samsung’s Galaxy S, an Android 2.1 smartphone first unveiled at CTIA 2010. The Galaxy S getting the Pro version and it will sport a QWERTY keyboard. The keypad shown in the picture actually looks pretty good, but renders tell us nothing about how comfortable it is to use. Eldar Murtazin also manages to give us a June launch date, but pictures of this device are predictably not yet available.

According to the rumors on the matter, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S Pro will include about the same specifications as the already unveiled Android-based handset. The Samsung Galaxy S Pro should bring a 4 inch WVGA Super AMOLED touchscreen display, 1 GHz Cortex A8 processor. As the Samsung Galaxy S, it will have a 5-megapixel photo snapper with auto focus and video recording capabilities, as well as with Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n capabilities, USB v2.0, built-in A-GPS receiver, great multimedia features, 16GB / 8GB of internal memory, coupled with a memory card slot that supports memory cards of up to 32GB, a 1500 mAh battery, and the full range of sensors.

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So far up until now that is the most popular Samsung Android based handset you can lay your hands on has to be the i7500 Galaxy, which of course we know is a more than capable phone that seems to have now changed according to a report over at Android Phone News.

But now Samsung have announced something which could be argued as the most endowed, packed full of features Android device so far. Now we have the i9000 Galaxy S the latest and probably the greatest Samsung handset.

At first all we knew of the device was that it was expected to have a Super AMOLED screen and that of course it would run on Android. But now we know more the screen itself is a super AMOLED 800 x 480 screen which is 4 inches across which makes the Samsung i9000 Samsung’s biggest touchscreen phone.

Remember the Samsung Omnia HD that measured 3.7 inch. What’s more is that this screen features something else known as the mobile Digital Natural Imagine engine yes I know a bit of a mouthful otherwise known as mDNIe which apparently makes the images better on screen and this technology has been seen previously on Samsung LCD and also LED Televisions.

You can see video hands on of Samsung Galaxy S

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