The Android platform has gained an overwhelming popularity that certainly motivates manufacturers to stay on target and keep us occupied with new models regularly. Doubtlessly, the world’s leading company on this market is HTC, but there are quite a few well-known players fighting on the same mat. At least at the time being, the number of affordable Android handsets remains quite limited though - perhaps the most famous of them all is the HTC Tattoo, although other manufacturers appear to be zeroing in on the same target. Samsung has just become one of the notable runners-up with the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 – an entry level Android-based device with design that follows in the footsteps (and has acquired part of the charm) of the Corby series.
Design:
The overall look and styling of the Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 does follow in the footsteps of the Corby family members. If we have to be more accurate, the device resembles the Samsung Lindy M5650 and we do like that. The glossy framing is not metal actually, but plastic, which is to be expected of an entry-level device. Still, it does lend color and certain style to the overall appeal of the Galaxy 5 I5500. The thing that we are quite impressed by is the shape of the cell phone. There is nothing unique or innovative about it… it’s just the Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 feels extremely comfortable in your hand.
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