Customers can purchase the mid-range Android 2.2 Froyo smartphone for free with the carrier’s “The One Plan,” which goes for £30 ($48.60) a month, and provides for unlimited data, 5,000 text messages, and 2,000 minutes of talk. In addition, for those who would prefer forgoing on signing a contract, you can pick up the Samsung Galaxy Ace for £199 on a pay-as-you-go plan.
Certainly not the most impressive thing to come out of Samsung’s camp, but the Galaxy Ace should get the job done for most people – especially when it’s more affordable than the other premium offerings out there on the market.
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