Ranjit Yadav, director, Mobile & IT, Samsung Electronics said: “The smartphone era has begun and is here to stay. We, at Samsung, are committed to making smartphones available for everyone. We have been focusing on Open OS mobiles recently since many key characteristics of smartphones are becoming more and more relevant - especially mobile internet, messaging features, strong third party applications and flexibility for customization.”

He added that in the open OS area, their strategy is to offer consumers with whatever they want. As a result they are offering mobiles based on the Android, Windows and their own proprietary OS bada in the Indian market.

Samsung Galaxy 3 and Galaxy 5 are user-centric and features

Layar Reality Browser, Google Mobile Services, Swype, Touchwiz 3.0., the release added.