Samsung has officially introduced another new Android smartphone: the Galaxy Ace Plus, which – unsurprisingly – is presented as “an enhanced version of the widely popular Galaxy Ace (launched last year).” Although it succeeds the Galaxy Ace, the Ace Plus looks more like a bigger Galaxy Gio.--The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus will be available starting later this month, first in Russia. New year, new phone, old name – Samsung has unleashed the Galaxy Ace Plus which comes with all the features of the original Galaxy Ace with just a little more oomph.
So where the Galaxy Ace offered Android 2.2, a 3.5-inch screen and an 800MHz processor, the Galaxy Ace Plus comes with Gingerbread (Android 2.3), a 3.65-inch screen and a 1GHz processor - and the resolution of the screen has stayed the same at HVGA (320 x 480) meaning a slight drop in screen clarity. Other goodies include a 5MP autofocus camera complete with LED flash, Bluetooth 3.0, 512MB RAM and 3GB of memory with microSD support to boot. The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus release date is set for Russia this month and hitting the rest of Europe, Latin America, parts of Asia, the Middle East, Africa and China throughout the rest of the year.
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