Samsung has added a couple more devices to the Galaxy family, where these two smartphones are known as the Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo and the Galaxy Pocket Star. Rumored for some time before in the past, both of them will not shake heaven and earth, as they seem to be smartphones that cater to the entry level market, with both models sharing a 3” QVGA TFT LCD display, a 2-megapixel camera at the back, Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean as the operating system of choice, being based on Samsung’s own TouchWiz user interface to boot. No idea on pricing, but so far initial speculation has placed it in the realm of 150 Euros.
The Galaxy Star will be powered by a 1GHz processor, while the Galaxy Pocket Neo is going for a slower 850MHz processor, and you can forget about quad-core performance here. 4GB of internal memory on either handset can be further augmented by inserting a microSD memory card, bumping up the potential external memory capacity by up to 32GB.
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One of the ways Samsung has managed to capture a greater share of the market is by offering devices ranging from high-end, like the Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note 2, to low-end budget Android devices that can be bought by those shopping on a budget. Now the good news is that if you’re looking for a new budget Android device for 2013, Samsung might have something for you in the form of the Galaxy Star. This alleged device will apparently be announced at MWC 2013 which will be taking place next week. The Galaxy Star GT-S5282 will be a low-end Android handset and it is possible that the Galaxy Star moniker is merely a codename, and that it could actually be the Galaxy Y.