A deep dive into the Samsung 1st Android!!
The year was 2009. Cupcake was the Android release o' the moment — the first Android version to sport a tasty-sounding name, not to mention an on-screen keyboard and then-revolutionary-seeming support for third-party widgets
That's when Samsung came marching into the picture. In April of 2009, the company announced the first Android in its portfolio: the Samsung i7500, which would soon be known more commonly as — yup, you guessed it — the Samsung Galaxy.
The device featured a whopping 3.2-in. AMOLED display, support for "blazing"-fast 7.2 Mbps data speeds (At those time), and a "slim and compact design" with a mere 11.9mm-thick body. (For comparison, the Galaxy S22 is 9mm thick.)
Hold the phone, though: It's not the inevitably dated nature of the first Galaxy's specs that are truly tickling. That's just par for the course with any gadget from the ancient Stone Age of 2009 for the 1st androids. Oh yes! And not to forget the TouchWiz! Along with support for widgets!!
And not after a while Samsung launched the smartest looking range of phones! The Galaxy Ace, Galaxy Pop, The Galaxy Fit. A trendsetter for those time.
So Ready for today's quiz! Here are a few questions
- When was the first Samsung Galaxy smartphone released?
- When was the first Samsung foldable smartphone released?
- Which were the first Samsung earbuds to feature ANC?
- What chipset does the Galaxy S21 Ultra use?
- What sized AMOLED display did the Samsung i7110 have?
