Not sure whether this means the smallest member of Samsung’s Galaxy family of devices, Galaxy Pocket, will hit the U.S. market soon, but it’s definitely on the way to get all the paperwork ready for the big day. The model FCC engineers got to play with can perfectly sing along AT&T’s 3G network, though as we all know that doesn’t necessarily mean the carrier will pick it up. The way I see it, the device as petit as Galaxy Pocket is best fit for prepaid users who don’t want to spend a small fortune on their phone purchase. With this little fella’ they also get access to some advanced services like navigation, web browsing, email, social networking and so on. It’s an Android smartphone despite the fact that it comes with a miniscule (by today’s standards) 2.8-inch screen. That said, I would expect Samsung to ask no more than $100 for an unlocked device…
[Via: Engadget]