Samsung, who's crown as the world's #1 smartphone vendor was taken away by Apple, has expanded their successful Galaxy line of smartphones by announcing the Samsung Galaxy S Advance. It is not the successor of the original and the first Galaxy S but is just an improved and a redesigned version of the smartphone. The Galaxy S' successor is apparently the Galaxy S II. The Galaxy S Advance is scheduled to launch in February in Russia followed by other markets like CIS, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Southeast and Southwest Asia, Latin America, and in China. The Galaxy S Advance sports a 1GHz dual-core processor and that very Galaxy Nexus-y curved glass design. Head over the break to check the device's detailed specs and Samsung's press release.
