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Samsung Galaxy W leaks in South Korea

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17 May, 2014

Samsung Android Rumors

A brochure for Korean carrier SK Telecom has leaked and it features an unannounced Samsung Galaxy W. The device looks very similar to the SM-T2558 (the Galaxy Tab line uses SM-T model designation) we reported a couple of weeks ago and is said to feature a 7-inch panel of 720p resolution, "Phoneblet UX" with a landscape mode and Multi Window split-screen multitasking. Rumor has it the back panel of the device will sport a leather-imitating plastic as the one on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The source claims that the device will go international as an over-the-top 7" Galaxy Mega 2.

One interesting bit is the inclusion of a capacitive menu button in place of the recent apps button Samsung is pushing to its latest gadgets and is expected to be seen on a Galaxy Mega 2 handset.



The rest of the specs for the Samsung SM-T2558, which could turn out to be a Galaxy Mega 2, are a quad-core 1.2 GHz processor, 1.5 GB of RAM, 8 MP and 2 MP camera duo, 8 GB of expandable storage and Android Jelly Bean 4.3 - nothing ground breaking here, the Android version is worrisome in particular.

For now we can expect the mysterious Samsung Galaxy W to launch on SK Telecom, perhaps as an exclusive. Interestingly there's already a Galaxy W handset internationally, adding more credence to the Galaxy Mega 2 naming.

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  • Anonymous
  • PS6
  • 20 May 2014

There will be no other design since this is the only design where people can hold a phone. Since the day phone is released, the design will be just a rectangular. Dont expect to have to have a triangular shape.

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  • Bstauf
  • s9h
  • 20 May 2014

yeah, same design over and over again. it not like apple sticks with a design that works. apple does the same thing!!! all of their phones look the same also!! and you know what??, they are all good designs. thank you

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  • Anonymous
  • 4QS
  • 19 May 2014

LOL! Wow...All companies are re using design... And LG? They basically ripped off Galaxy for G line. The design of G2 and G Pro 2 are altered Galaxies. The G Pro looked like a Galaxy. They used the same glossy plastic finish people bashed Samsu...

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