Samsung shares the joy of smartphones

VivaOke-SOUTH KOREAN HARDWARE MAKER Samsung has added four Android smartphones to the already confusing array of competing handsets out there.
It's possible that someone on the company's marketing team was on holiday when the firm was coming up with names for these devices, as those introduced are the Galaxy Ace, the Galaxy Fit, the Galaxy Gio and the Galaxy Mini.
The Galaxy Fit is aimed at busy professionals, and has a 3.31-inch QVGA display and a 600MHz processor, according to Samsung, and is easy to use.
The Gio has a 3.2-inch HVGA display, presumably just in case people don't like 3.5-inch ones or 3.31-inch ones.

Samsung today announced four new smartphones from its Galaxy line as the electronics giant looks to capitalize on consumers' infatuation with Android-powered devices in markets far and wide.
Samsung's marketing department claims the Fit will "help you lead a double life with a professional design that doesn't compromise on enhanced capabilities."
-- The Galaxy Gio, customized for "stylish young professionals who want to stay connected," features a 3.2-inch HVGA screen and enhanced social networking capabilities that "marry brains and beauty for users who want a smartphone that offers the best of both worlds."
The Gio will first debut in Russia (exact date unconfirmed) and later Europe, India and China.