FCC looks at Samsung GT-I7500 Galaxy

on 08/25/2009 21:44 PDT

The FCC has already approved the Samsung GT-I7500 Galaxy, also known as the Samsung Galaxy Lite. This is the more affordable model of the hot-selling I7500, where it will feature built-in Wi-Fi connectivity and GSM band support. Apart from those, we’re still in the dark as to what features are shared with its bigger sibling, the I7500. One can only hope that the device will retain many of the trappings that came with the I7500, including the OLED display.

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