Wednesday, May 1, 2013
The Samsung Galaxy Young S6310 has a very good looking design, pretty similar to it's old predecessor, the S5360 but slightly better.
From what I know, there is only a white version available for now. In the box you get a charger, a data cable and of course, the handset itself.
Introduction:
The Samsung Galaxy Y S6310 has a lot of upgraded features such as an increase in internal memory, RAM, a slightly more powerful processor, a bit bigger resolution of 320x480 (176 pixel density), a 3MP camera, and the best part, comes with a pre-installed Android JellyBean 4.1 OS and many more.
The Display:
With a 3.27 inches LCD display consisting of 256K colors and a TFT capacitive touchscreen, and a resolution of 320x480 (176 ppi), you can definitely feel the difference in the quality. The homescreen, the letters, menus and everything else looks more clean and is very enjoyable to the human eye.
The Processor:
The Samsung Galaxy Y S6310 comes with a single-core 1GHz Cortex-A5 processor for enhancing the game experience for the users aswell as faster reactions when internet browsing and many more. The previous Galaxy Y had a ~832MHz single-core processor, that means the new Galaxy Young is with ~200MHz faster which should definitely give a noticable improvement in it's performance.
The Android OS:
Thanks to the 1GHz processor, 768MB of RAM and it's 4GB internal memory, the new Galaxy Young is running the latest Android OS Jelly Bean 4.1 without any problems. Samsung as usual, has given it the beautiful user-friendly TouchWiz look.
As you all may know, Android 4.1 compared to Gingerbread 2.3.6 which is what the old Galaxy Y is running, is far more rich in features.
Camera:
The new Galaxy Young comes with an upgraded camera which is a 3MP. Not much difference in the quality but still, it's slightly better. The camera is capable of taking pictures with a resolution of up to 2048x1536 pixels and videos at 24fps.
Miscellaneous Features:
As any other Android smartphone out there, the new Galaxy Young ofcourse still has all of the basic features included such as WiFi, accelerometer, proximity sensor, compass sensors, support for audio file extensions such as MP3/WAV/eAAC+/FLAC and video extensions such as MP4/WMV/H.264/H.263 and many many more features that are for everyday use.
For more details and specific features, you can check out this page.
I am Andon Karakolev and this was a guest post for my close friend Mitko. I would also like to clarify that he personally told me that there is a 1% possiblity that he will own the new Galaxy Young, unfortunately.
Andon (Guest Author)
About The Author:
Andon Karakolev is a passionate Android tips writer who can't live one day without his Android smartphone.
He enjoys doing reviews of the latest Android devices for various websites.
Andon Karakolev is a passionate Android tips writer who can't live one day without his Android smartphone.
He enjoys doing reviews of the latest Android devices for various websites.
