So yesterday we learned that Samsung's planning to speed up the dual-core Exynos processor inside its Galaxy S II to 1.2GHz, but there was also word that the handset may suffer a setback in terms of release date. Today, the company has tweeted out a two-part notice assuring us that that will not be the case and things are proceeding 'as planned.' April will see the first retail appearance of the 8.5mm-thick Android phone, though Samsung does advise that 'it will be gradually rolled out in each market according to the local launch timetable.' That sounds to us like whatever April availability we get will be in the highest priority markets and / or limited in quantity, but we'll take whatever we can get.
[Thanks, Erik]
Samsung refutes talk of Galaxy S II delays, promises April launch in at least some places originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 07 Apr 2011 06:18:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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