“Samsung today announced four new smartphones from its Galaxy
line as the electronics giant looks to capitalize on consumers’
infatuation with Android-powered devices in markets far and
wide.“Company officials said the quartet will be heavily featured
during next month’s Mobile World Congress conclave in Barcelona.
Each model was designed with a specific consumer and lifestyle in
mind, accentuating specific social media and productivity elements
for each in an effort to differentiate them from the throng of new
offerings hitting the market this year.“”Each device delivers something different, with the idea that
each user is an individual and wants their mobile experience to be
easy and fun,” JK Shin, president of Samsung’s mobile
communications unit, said in a statement. “With these four Samsung
Galaxy smartphones we help them share the joy they have in their
lives and bring their experiences to their friends and family.”
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