Samsung i5700 Gets Official Android 2.1 Update

on 03/16/2010 23:53 PDT

Owners of the Samsung i5700 Galaxy Spica who were patient enough to not be tempted by any unofficial Android 2.1 update for the phone look like they will be rewarded, as Samsung has officially released the Android 2.1 update for the Galaxy Spica. Said update will initially be rolled out in Germany, but will be released gradually elsewhere. Features of the Android 2.1 for the Galaxy Spica include:

9 home screens
Augmented reality support
Widgets
Visual bookmarks
Upgraded camera to enhance image options
Quick attachment of files to MMS

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