Samsung Galaxy J announced in Japan
Samsung’s Galaxy J was leaked earlier this week and NTT Docomo has now officially announced Galaxy J (SC-02F) for the Japanese market. As part of Docomo’s winter-spring collection, Galaxy J is one of the Samsung handsets along with the Galaxy Note 3. Expected to go on sale by end of October, Galaxy J runs Android 4.3 and features a 5-inch full HD Super AMOLED display, 2.3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 SoC, 3GB RAM, 150Mbps Xi LTE support, 13 megapixel main camera and 2 megapixel front-facing camera.
The most interesting part about the device is the colors, which will come in options of Coral Pink, Satin White and Lapis Blue. The home button on the front is also matched with the same colour.
The phone also features 2600mAh battery, microSD card slot, One-Seg support, NOTTV and FeliCa NFC.
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I like what I see. I hope they release this in north america with cherry red replacing coral pink. But looking further wasn’t the galaxy j supposed to be their new premium line of smartphones? Samsung has the power underthe hood, but it seems like they are doing the same thing with the galaxy series like what motorola did in the mid 2000’s with the razr.
OMG, where’s lordy lordy lord wanting to put his two cents in on this on this. I’m sure that ignorant piece of crap wants to tell us he isn’t worth his time for our “stupid uneducated comments”. It’s too bad I had to put him in his place.
The Galaxy F is the new premium line
What’s up with the different looking Touchwiz? O.o
Japanese carries usually make a few of their own modifications on the software.