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Alright! so it looks like Samsung can’t resist itself out of that leaked news of its 6 new upcoming smartphones and officially shells out two of them, dubbed as Galaxy Fame and Galaxy Young. Both of the smartphones runs on the fresh build of Android v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean OS) and targeted towards entry level smartphone buyers, who wants feature rich performance without harming their pockets.

First come the Fame, as we’ve suggested earlier it packs a neat 5 MP camera adjacent with LED flash for capturing high-resolution stills while, a front facing VGA camera enables video chats as well as video calls over 3G. It runs on a 1 GHz single core processor, has 512 MB of RAM to deliver smoother mult-tasking experience. On the front, it has a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen display and comes with a 4 GB of internal storage that can be easily expandable up to 64 GB via micro-SD slot. Additionally, it has an optional NFC support.

Next comes the, Galaxy Young, it’s a perfect smartphone for first time smartphone buyers with a 3.27-inch capacitive touchscreen display, a zippy 1 GHz processor while, a 768 MB of RAM takes care of all your multitasking experience be it faster web browsing over 3G or WiFi, running multiple apps and more. The young is fitted with a 3 MP rear facing camera, but sadly there’s no LED flash or a front facing camera to make video calls, that could be a deal breaker for some potential buyers.

Both of the smartphones, will be enriched with exclusive Samsung services including Samsung Game Hub Lite, S Cloud. The new Galaxy devices will be available in single and dual-SIM supported versions that boasts Samsung’s Always On tech, which in case you are talking over one SIM and you’re getting an another call on your second SIM then it’ll automatically forwards that call to your first SIM, so that you don’t miss it.