Samsung's Galaxy S2 may be the most desirable Android handset on the market at the moment thanks to its massive screen and ferocious dual core performance, but those features demand a high price that not everyone can afford. This is partly why Samsung has created the Galaxy W. It has a more standard-sized 3.7inch screen and a relatively modest single core processor, but it's also much more affordable as you can pick it up for around £228 SIM free and for free on a £22 a month contract from Three, who supplied our test handset.Samsung's Android phones have never looked particularly beautifully – even the styling of the S2 is a little bit ho-hum in our opinion and sadly the Galaxy W doesn't do anything to change this.
Samsung I8150B Firmwares
Android 2.3.6
- I8150BVJKK1 / ZTMKK1 Brazil TIM
- I8150BVJLB1 / ZTOLB1 Brazil
- I8150BVJLB1 / UWHLB1 TPA Panama
- I8150BVJLM2 / ZTOLM2 Brazil
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