A leaked document supposedly showing the future phone plans of UK network Three has been published, with the highlight being an unannounced Android phone currently known as the Samsung Galaxy S II Mini.
It’s Android 2.3 on a 3.7″ screen, which is hardly “mini”, plus there’s a 5megapixel camera with LED flash. It’s a nice mid-range phone for those not won over by the enormous full-sized Galaxy S II.
Not entirely sure we believe this is true, as it’s technically very close to the Galaxy Ace and would therefore be a bit of a needless clash. We suspect PHOTOSHOP SHENANIGANS, here. Link via Engadget.
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