It looks like Samsung will have a new Android device for AT&T customers. BGR has obtained a picture of an unnamed Samsung model and this handset has four buttons below the display instead of the usual three on Sammy's Android phones, supposedly at the carrier's request. The landscape oriented side sliding QWERTY has four rows of keys and we can detect a front facing camera.
Unfortunately, some of the important things are still unknown about this unit. Things like specs, a launch date and pricing were not revealed. The phone is expected to hit the market in the coming months. Without knowing what's inside, we are forced to judge this book by its cover. Let us know what you think about the design of this mystery phone by commenting in the box below.
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