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Samsung’s Galaxy Spica is an innovative smartphone that runs on the Android operating system for fast access to all of Google’s online services. You’ll be able to check your e-mails, browse websites and update your online profile pages using your Galaxy Spica phone, wherever you happen to be.

This Samsung phone is equipped with wireless technology and 3G+ connectivity, which make it the ideal companion for travelling professionals who need non-stop access to the web.

The 3.2-inch touch-sensitive screen on the Spica means it’s easy to access the functions of your choice, and it comes in really handy for viewing photos, watching videos and consulting road maps. In fact, this smartphone includes a GPS module and an integrated digital compass, so you can use it as an in-car navigator.

The Galaxy Spica has your multimedia needs covered too, with a 3-megapixel photo and video sensor and compatibility with most audio formats, including MP3, WMA and AAC. Plus, there’s a microSD slot for inserting memory cards and boosting your entertainment.

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Recently, Samsung has been putting together a new family of cellular-wireless Pocket PCs. So far this includes three models, all of which use the same basic form factor.

First off, the company has been showing off since last year the i730. This handheld, which hasn’t yet been released, uses a traditional tablet design, but it sports a small QWERTY keyboard that is exposed when the screen slides up. It will support CDMA/EV-DO networks and is expected to be offered by Verizon.

Earlier this week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) gave Samsung permission to release in the United States the i830, a version of this handheld which will have support for both CDMA and GSM/GPRS. However, the i830 will lack two significant features of the i730: Wi-Fi and the built-in camera.