South Korean conglomerate has its fair share of smartphones released over the years that will cater to every single budget – all the way from the entry level, stopping by the mid-range before it makes its way to the high end side of things. Well, the Samsung Galaxy Ace Style (also known as the SM-G310HN where its model number is concerned) does seem to be making its way over to Hamburg, Germany, being one of the smartphone models that Samsung has tried to trademark at the beginning of this year, too.
The Samsung Galaxy Ace Style might not reside on the high end side of things, but this does not mean that it is left far behind in terms of its operating system version, where we have learned that it will carry the latest Android 4.4 Kitkat platform as well as the most recent TouchWiz interface.
Do expect the Samsung Galaxy Ace Style to also arrive with a 4” display, 4GB of internal memory (meh!) and a VGA front-facing camera with a 5MP shooter at the back. Nothing much can be said about the paltry hardware, other than the fact that it is good enough to handle Android 4.4 KitKat. A Samsung representative did share that the Galaxy Ace Style will retail between 200 to 300 Euros, arriving in single and dual-SIM variants to boot.
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