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The Samsung Reverb
A tweet has leaked the Samsung Reverb aka the SPH-M950. The handset is headed for Sprint and its Virgin Mobile subsidiary with specs suggesting a low to mid-range handset. According to the tweet, the Samsung Reverb will be equipped with a 4 inch WVGA display. Under the hood we should find a single-core Qualcomm 1.4GHz MSM8655 processor with 768MB of RAM on board. The Samsung Reverb will also be equipped with 4GB of ROM and a pair of cameras (5MP on back and 1.3MP on front). Android 4.0 will be installed out of the box. There is no word on LTE connectivity.

Also unknown is when the device will launch, or what the price will be. Considering the specs, we're pretty confident that this will not be a wallet-buster, especially since it appears to be heading to both Sprint and its pre-paid subsidiary Virgin Mobile.

Some have pointed out that the Samsung Reverb has a similar look and form-factor as the Verizon bound Samsung Jasper. Both models did leak via the same Twitter account (since taken down), and there is some resemblance. One difference though, is the CPU on the Jasper which is the quite popular dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8960 S4 processor.

source: EVLeaks via UnwiredView

The tweet (since taken down) that leaked the Samsung SPH-M950 - Samsung Galaxy Reverb leaks via tweet for Sprint
The tweet (since taken down) that leaked the Samsung SPH-M950

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