Hello everybody, it's Lynn La from CNET here with the Samsung Galaxy Admire 4G from MetroPCS.
With its 0.47 inch profile, this entry level device is a little on the thick side, but it has a compact frame and a 3.5 inch HVGA Gorilla Glass display.
Its 4G LTE enabled with hotspotting capabilities and comes equipped with a microSD card slot.
In addition, it's powered by a 2.1 ampere-hour battery
which roughly translates to a reported talk time of 3 hours.
Now unfortunately, the phone ships with the dated Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, which is disappointing, since there are already a couple on newer Android versions released.
The handset runs on a 1 gigahertz processor and features 1.38 gigs of internal memory.
On the back is a 3.2 megapixel camera and on the front is a VGA camera.
If you're interested, the phone is currently going for $99 and requires no carrier or contract.
Again, I'm Lynn and this has been MetroPCS's Samsung Galaxy Admire 4G.
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