News of a new Samsung Android device has started doing rounds after U.K. carrier, Three, leaked it amongst other upcoming devices on its spring-summer roadmap of devices. Called the Galaxy S II Mini, the name implies this would be the smaller and cheaper version of Samsung’s top-end yet-to-be-released smartphone, the Galaxy S II, also bearing Android Gingerbread.
[RELATED_ARTICLE]Somehow however, the specs being listed are definitely not under-powered, with a decently sized 3.7-inch screen, a 1.4GHz single core processor, Wi-Fi hotspot support, as well as 21Mbps HSPA connectivity. Quite impressive for a ‘mini’ device – has the future arrived so soon?
Other items to be leaked from Three’s roadmap include the Galaxy S II, the never officially confirmed Nokia X7, the announced HTC Flyer tablet, and the eagerly awaited BlackBerry PlayBook.
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