Three new Android phones sighted, Samsung Intercept & Galaxy S2 i9200, and HTC Vision
These things have a way of popping up all over the place, and gone are the days of wary test unit handlers. It’s either that, or this is the latest form of publicity – leaking.
SurveySamsung Intercept
Spotted over on YouTube, the Intercept is what will supposedly be the Samsung Moment’s successor, and will feature a higher-res screen than before, at 800×480 pixels across a 3.2-inch screen. The Intercept looks to be a QWERTY slider, and will have 3.2MP camera. The video shows it running Android 2.1, and there’s no word if it will release with FroYo inside.
Samsung Galaxy S2 i9200
Due out only in early 2011, this is supposedly what will become the successor to the Galaxy S series. Rather large, it sports a 4.2-inch screen at a 1280×720 pixel resolution, with a pixel density of 340ppi. This AMOLED wonder will definitely give the iPhone 4’s Retina Display a run for its money. Reports say the phone Galaxy S2 i9200 will run on the Android Gingerbread OS, and a 2GHz processor. Possibly the most interesting thing about the device is that its 8MP camera is thought to be able to support full 1080p HD video recording.
Other specifications include: 1GB RAM, 4GB ROM, 32GB flash storage, a microSD slot for further expansion, WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, AND, a gyroscope! We only have Apple to thank for showing the world it can be stuck inside a phone.
HTC Vision
Spotted in the wild, this phone might just be a new HTC Android QWERTY phone, the first of its kind since the Touch Pro2. Its rumoured specifications include a 3.7-inch screen, 1GHz processor, and Android 2.1 with Sense UI.


