Galaxy Appeal Feature

AT&T announces Galaxy Appeal for GoPhone prepaid service

Posted May 23 2012 by Scott Webster in  with 3 Comments



AT&T today announced a new Android smartphone for their prepaid GoPhone service, listing it with an early June release.  Called the Samsung Galaxy Appeal, it’s the carrier’s first slide sliding QWERTY Android for their non-contract customers. Well, that is if you somehow discount the Pantech Crossover.  Moving on…

Specifications are decent for a prepaid handset and include an 800MHz Snapdragon S1 CPU, 512MB RAM, 3.2-inch HVGA display, and 3-megapixel camera. Pricing hasn’t been determined yet however we hope it might fall under the $200-$250 price range that most of the GoPhone smartphones run today.  Walmart will be the first retailer to offer the Galaxy Appeal come June 5th with wider availability expected on July 15th.

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  • http://mobile-development.spinxwebdesign.com/ mobile application developer

    Thanks for reporting good news. I think this new android handset will rock the market if price fall down between $200-$250. Looking at the features like 3 megapixel camera, 3.2 inch display, 512MB RAM etc…will give user the best user experience that they expect for.

  • mgsfoxhound2

    I think  the Optimus elite is a better deal @ $150 .  no keyboard but 5.0 camera and 3.5 inch screen