The Samsung Galaxy Young and Fame are the two new Jelly Bean smartphones from the Korean manufacturer that are aimed at young generation mobile users.
Ahead of the Mobile World Congress 2013 event, Samsung has introduced two new smartphones – the Galaxy Young and Galaxy Fame. Both the smartphones are considered to be mid-range and aimed at the younger generation.
The Samsung Galaxy Young and Fame had recently popped up in the benchmarks that hinted at the six unannounced smartphones from the Korean manufacturer.
The Samsung Galaxy Young runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and is powered by a 1GHz processor. It has 768MB of RAM. Other key specifications of the device include 3.27-inch HVGA TFT display, 3MP rear camera, 4GB internal storage space and a microSD card slot that supports storage up to 64GB. The device will be available in various colours – white, wine red, deep blue and metallic silver. Read the full specifications of the Galaxy Young here.
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Samsung Galaxy Young
The Galaxy Fame is bit similar but features slightly improved specifications. The smartphone runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and is powered by a 1GHz processor. It has 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of built-in storage space with up to 64GB of expansion via microSD card. The Fame has 3.5-inch HVGA display with 5MP camera and VGA front camera. There’s Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC as well. The device comes with a 1300 mAh battery. Check out the full specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Fame here.
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Samsung Galaxy Fame
Common set of specifications include Samsung Hub, Samsung Kies, TouchWiz, S Cloud, and ChatON. Both the handsets come pre-loaded with Google apps, including Gmail, YouTube, Navigation, G , Maps, and more.
Samsung hasn’t revealed the pricing or availability of these handsets yet.
Source: Samsung