Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 is given a concrete launch date of April 25th in Korea
 
        
    
                                                    Yesterday, we reported about some great news surrounding the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II, but there was still no specific mention about a concrete launch date except that some countries would see it this month.
Considering that the Android powered smartphone is a product out of South Korea, it’s only fitting for the country to receive a firm launch date. From the sound of it all, the Samsung Galaxy S II will be launching in South Korea starting on April 25th – which still happens to be the only region given an actual date. As for other markets though, we’re still literally in the dark about its arrival, but it wouldn’t surprise us to see some other markets get in on the same date.
Regardless, there are surely going to be many people excited about this eventual successor – even more when it competes highly with all the other new crop of devices out there.
source: Reuters via Unwired View
                        
                        
                        
                        
                        
                                                    
                                                                        
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
    Considering that the Android powered smartphone is a product out of South Korea, it’s only fitting for the country to receive a firm launch date. From the sound of it all, the Samsung Galaxy S II will be launching in South Korea starting on April 25th – which still happens to be the only region given an actual date. As for other markets though, we’re still literally in the dark about its arrival, but it wouldn’t surprise us to see some other markets get in on the same date.
Regardless, there are surely going to be many people excited about this eventual successor – even more when it competes highly with all the other new crop of devices out there.
source: Reuters via Unwired View
 
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