Andre Yoskowitz
4 Apr 2009 19:44
According to a company report, Samsung will deliver three new Android-based smartphones in 2009, with the first set to hit in early June.
Samsung added that the first Android device would be released in Europe, with the two subsequent handsets being released in the US. One would be CDMA-based, for Sprint, while the other would be GSM-based, for T-Mobile.
The company did not detail what the phones would look like, but did say it would have more of a Samsung-feel to it than the current G1 Android, which is deeply integrated with Google services and applications.
"Our commitment is more to the Android phone than the Google experience device," added Dr. Won-Pyo Hong, Samsung's executive VP.