If there is one thing that consumers all around adore a lot about, it has to be the proliferation of affordable entry-level Android smartphones. Well, there’s good news if you happen to be a T-Mobile customer because it seems that two devices are on the way.
We’ve already heard about the Samsung Galaxy Mini, but it appears as though that this little brother to the Samsung Galaxy S 4G will be making its way onto T-Mobile’s lineup some time this spring. Not a powerhouse by any means, it aims to target a broad range of consumers with its entry-level specs. Specifically, it features a 3.2” touchscreen, 600MHz processor, 150MB of storage, microSD card slot, and Android 2.2 Froyo.
In addition, the carrier also seems to be positioned to receive the T-Mobile Move, and much like the Galaxy Mini, it’ll be flaunting some basic specs to make it affordable. From the sound of it, the T-Mobile Move will feature a 2.8” QVGA (240 x 320) touchscreen, 2-megapixel camera, microSD card slot, 150MB of storage, and Android 2.2 Froyo as well.
With their affinity for the entry-level market, it’s reported, but not confirmed by T-Mobile, that the two Android powered smartphones will be launching this spring for the contract price of somewhere between $50 - $75.
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