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Samung Galaxy Trend Lite, Fame Lite sneaks into the Netherlands Oct 11th 2013, 03:50, by Juan Carlos Torres Samsung has been known to spew off countless variants of its smartphones across the world, some of which don’t exactly make the news, either for their nondescript features or simply because Samsung itself doesn’t make a big splash about it. Two such phones, the Galaxy Trend Lite and the Galaxy Fame Lite, have quietly landed on the Netherlands and are, for all intents and purposes, simpler versions of their namesakes. The Galaxy Trend Lite looks almost exactly similar to the original Galaxy Trend that launched in India. Both run on a 1 GHz dual-core processor with 512 MB of RAM. They both sport a 4.0-inch WVGA display with a resolution of 480×800 pixels. The devices only have 4 GB of internal memory but can be expanded with a microSD card for up to 32 GB. Unlike the Galaxy Trend, however, it seems that the Galaxy Trend Lite does not have dual SIM support. On the other hand, the Galaxy Fame Lite is pretty much a lower version of the Galaxy Fame. It’s processor is clocked at only 850 MHz, the rear camera has been downgraded to 3 megapixels, and the front-facing camera as well as NFC have been removed. Otherwise, the device retains the 3.5-inch HVGA 320×480 display, 512 MB RAM, and 4 GB storage of the original. Despite the rather low hardware specs, both smartphones fortunately run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. No pricing details for the Netherlands have been released yet but one might expect these devices not to cost more than other branded budget smartphones in the market. VIA: SamMobile Grand Theft Auto V: The Manual now rolling out on Android Oct 11th 2013, 03:23, by Juan Carlos Torres Unlike in the days of old, game manuals are not as used or valued these days. But when you are dropped in a world as large and complex as that of Grand Theft Auto V, you’ll most likely want to have one. Luckily, GTA developer Rockstar Games was happy to oblige. The latest installment in the Grand Theft Auto series was just recently released but has already managed to break a few Guinness World Records. It has so far been the fastest game to reach $1 billion in sales, clocking over $800 million just within the first 24 hours of its life. Of course, unlike GTA 3 and GTA Vice City, the game is not available on Android, but that doesn’t mean your device will be missing out on the fun. The official manual for GTA V spans a hundred plus pages that covers each and every aspect of the game as well as the world surrounding the game. And it’s not just some static, boring manual either. Grand Theft Auto V: The Manual also includes tours of the world’s neighborhoods, as well as an interactive map that will let users zoom in and out on certain locations. For all those features, it is no wonder that the manual, technically an app, requires 181 MB of storage space on Android. It also requires the device to be running Android 2.3.3, which should account for almost all Android devices nowadays. Hit the link below for the Google Play Store page and make sure you have a rather stable Internet connection when downloading. Download: Grand Theft Auto V: The Manual on Google Play Store VIA: Android Police

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