New Samsung Android Google phone will roll out in June 2009

Brief: Korea IT News reported that Samsung will release an Android phone in the second quarter of the 2009  in North America via Sprint and T-Mobile. Samsung  has added 30 expert, increasing developers on the project to 80. Sprint also has a development team.

Samsung looks to be making sure it doesn’t get left out of the Android party in 2009 as it has just announced it will release an Android-powered handset much like the Omnia and Instinct. While it would be nice to see some new and exciting hardware, Samsung could have definitely picked worse handsets to base its virgin Android offering on. A Samsung rep was quoted as saying,

 We are accelerating the development process for Google phone in order to meet the specific need of local carriers. We will be able to release Google phone in the second quarter of the next year in the US market.

Which carriers will those be? T-Mobile and Sprint , which gets its second Android device, and Sprint will apparently be graced by the Google gods.

The Samsung Google phone is expected be a flull touchscreen phone like the Samsung Ominia and offer Google Map based location information service, messenger G-Talk, the G-mail application and Google Search.

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