The IFA event Berlin is set to see several new mobiles and tablets
unveiled. If reports of
GSMArena are to be believed, Samsung will also
be introducing an Android-based camera at this event.
This camera will
be dubbed Samsung Galaxy S camera and will work like point and shoot
camera of Samsung Galaxy S III. The camera will run on Android Ice Cream
Sandwich and sport a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED screen.
According to
the grapevine, Samsung Galaxy S camera will have a 16-megapixel sensor,
the size of which is not known so far. There will be 10x zoom and a
pop-out Xenon flash. In terms of design, it will have a curved right
side and come in two versions - Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi +3G. So far there
is no news about by when will this smart camera will be available or the
price tag that it will carry.
Just a week back, Nikon had
announced its first Android camera - Coolpix S800c. This smart camera
features a 10x optical zoom lens, 16 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, 3.5-inch
OLED WVGA touchscreen, and Android 2.3. It also comes with Wi-Fi
connectivity and supports downloading Android apps via Google Play
Store. Nikon also bundles 'My Picture Town' app for uploading images
directly to its cloud storage.