We’ve been given the opportunity to take a hands-on peek behind the scenes at Samsung with a fully functional Samsung Galaxy S II phone running Android 2.3.1 with TouchWiz 4.0 over the top. In addition to the hands-on video we’ve got here, we’ve also got a demonstration of some of the more fun gesture-based elements in TouchWix 4.0 [as presented by] our main homie Philip Berne. The Samsung Galaxy S II handset is an impressive device – one that I mistakenly call the thinnest device in Samsung’s line of phones.
The reason I’m wrong is that it’s in fact the thinnest phone ever. Period. In the world, ever. A point we heard more than once this past week is that the thickness of Samsung’s newly introduced versions of their Samsung Galaxy Tab line the 8.9 and the 10.1, are 8.6 mm compared to the Samsung Galaxy S II which is an amazing 8.49 mm. That’s thin! Holy crap!
A bit on the specs: this phone features a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED WVGA display, a nameless 1GHz dual-core processor, an 8-megapixel camera on the back, a 2.0-megapixel camera on the front (NOTE, I MISTAKENLY SAY 1.3MP IN THE VIDEO,) and what will surely be the newest version of Gingerbread when the device is released. There’ve been some mixed reports on this, saying sometimes that it’ll be released with Honeycomb, but I assure you, holding this device in my hands literally, it’s got Android 2.3.1, for sure, for real.
Source : Androidcmunity
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