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At this point we already know all about this handset. The Galaxy Spica I5700 has just been made officially official by Samsung yet again. This handset runs Android and should be a Google Experience phone, and it also comes with DivX support. Apparently, this handset is already available in Europe and it should be hitting Asia and the Middle Easy fairly soon.

[Engadget]

It looks like a new video has been spotted online and it's featuring the Android-based Samsung I5700 Spica (Galaxy Lite). I don't really have much to say about the video, so you can just enjoy it for yourself below. It's just under 5 minutes so if you have time to spare check it out.



[Slash Gear]

Here's another look at the Android-based Samsung I5700 Galaxy Lite. The Dutch site mentioned that it will get an official announcement this month and that it'll cost around €350 ($517 USD). The specs are what we already know, that's: a 3-inch touchscreen display, HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth / WiFi / GPS support, a 3.2MP camera, a microSD card slot, and Android OS 1.5.

[Samsung Hub]

We've already seen the I5700 Galaxy Lite running Android in the white / lime green flavour, so the more interesting colour is on the right side which is a black / red colour which - I think - looks better. I like my devices black. More or less the full spec sheet is below, courtesy of Tmo Today. And yes, that does say TouchWiz, so we could be seeing a bit of Samsung manipulating on this handset - unlike the original I7500 Galaxy.

Update: According to Tech Radar, this handset could be delayed until early 2010. That would suck.

• 3.0 inch WQVGA TFT touchscreen
• 3.2 megapixel camera
• Android OS 1.5
• Google Apps and Android Market
• Bluetooth 2.0
• USB 2.0
• Wi-Fi
• 3G (HSDPA)
• EDGE/GPRS
• TouchWiz (!)
• Accelerometer
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• 200MB internal memory and microSD up to 32GB
• GPS

[Tmo Today]

Samsung looks they could be launching the I5700 Galaxy Lite soon, since official pictures and a video have just leaked online. The Galaxy Lite appears to have: an AMOLED touchscreen display, a 3.2MP AF camera, 1GB of internal memory, and a microSD card slot. The video below is nearly two minutes and it shows us a bit about the handset.



[Phandroid, Slash Gear]

The Samsung I5700 Galaxy Lite has just been spotted at the Bluetooth SIG and it finally confirms that Android will be on-board, but y'know we already knew that. Besides Android, you'll also find: a 3MP camera, a microSD card slot, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, and WiFi / HSDPA / GPS support.

[Samsung Hub]

We've been hearing about the Samsung I5700 Galaxy Lite for the past couple of weeks now. So, what you see above is rumoured to be the first photo of the Galaxy Lite. This handset will be running Android and will also have WiFi / 3G / GPS support which doesn't make it as "low-end" as I thought it was going to be. I'm now guessing that the camera is a 3.2MP sensor and the display isn't OLED. According to the rumours, the Galaxy Lite will be available as early as next month, so we'll see what happens.

Update: According to GSM Arena, this handset will be launching on Bouygues Telecom in France as the Samsung Galaxy Spica. This handset will have WiFi / GPS support and, apparently, has a faster processor than the original Galaxy. It's expected to rock the same 800MHz CPU as the Omnia II, but I believe that's unconfirmed.

[Mobile Crunch, Engadget]

Last month, the Samsung Galaxy Lite aka I5700 got the WiFi Alliance certificate and now we have word that it just passed the FCC. Right now the details on this device are scarce, but we know that it has GSM support, so it could launch on either T-Mobile of AT&T. Let's also hope it retains Android from the I7500 Galaxy. You can check out the official FCC filing here - warning, it's a PDF.

[Phandroid]

Yes, these are photos of a white Samusng I7500 Galaxy. It's still running Android, so it's probably just another colour and not an entirely new handset. But wait, could this be the Samsung Galaxy Lite? I don't know, but it looks like it will be launching on O2 Germany before spreading out to other carriers in Europe. The sad part is that it doesn't look like this will hit US carriers.

[Phandroid]

The Samsung Galaxy Lite has just got a WiFi Alliance certificate. We figure that this will be a smaller version of Samsung's first Android device, the I7500 Galaxy. We supposed that it will also run Android. We don't know if and when it will hit North American shores, since the Galaxy hasn't even been released here yet.

[Phandroid]