Samsung Galaxy Proclaim, Mid-Range Device for the US

The South Korean technology giant, Samsung has been known to have a vastly different mobile device strategy than its fierce rival Apple. As opposed to Apple which would rather release just one phone and one tablet a year, Samsung’s blatantly obvious strategy is to manufacture a plethora of devices which apparently is for everyone who is looking for any type of device at all. Now, another smartphone has been announced and this time, it is a mid-range device that runs on Google’s
Android platform.

The Samsung Galaxy proclaim can be purchased on Straight Talk and NET10 for $180 and with its average specifications and decent aesthetics, it might be exactly what you might be looking for if you are in the market for an average smartphone. The phone which features a curved glass like the Galaxy Nexus comes with a textured soft-touch back cover and will run Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It will be packed with a 1GHz processor, a 3.5-inch HVGA display with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels, a 3MP rear-facing camera, 1500mAh Li-on battery, 1GB of internal memory with a microSD slot that allows expansion up to 32GB, Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, EVDO Rev, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and when purchased, it will ship with a bundled 2GB microSD card.