We’ve already seen Galaxy Lite pictures couple of times before but these new ones looks more refined, pretty much like the final build. However, this post is not about how better it looks from the previous prototypes but the claim that Dial a phone is making. The phone was slated for an October release but according to them, the release date is now pushed back to 2010 so as to provide the original Galaxy some more time. This decision, if true, will be surprising since both the phones will target different segments.

The site has also divulged the full spec sheet, which includes 3-inch WQVGA TFT touchscreen, Android 1.5 OS, TouchWiz UI, HSDPA, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0, Google Apps and Android Market, Chrome Lite browser, 3.2MP camera, 200MB internal memory with microSD expansion slot (up to 32GB), accelerometer and 3.5mm audio jack. Mention of TouchWiz is interesting and since the above picture has the default UI, we expect Samsung to add it in the final retail version.

[Thanks, Ahmed!]

Samsung’s assumed cheaper variant of Galaxy dubbed as GT-I5700 or Galaxy Lite has earned an FCC certification. Since the certification is new, other details and pictures are still under wraps but we do know that it will support GSM bands and other connectivity options like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

Meanwhile, have a look at the diagrammatic representation of the back of the phone.