Samsung Galaxy Apollo I5801: A 2010 Android Time Capsule

Released: 2010, making it an early Android phone but not the first (that honor goes to the HTC Dream).
Operating System: Android 2.1 Eclair, which offered basic functionality but wouldn't compare to modern versions.
Display: 3.2 inches with a 400 x 240 pixel resolution. Considered small by today's standards, it provided a basic touch screen experience.
Processor: 800 MHz ARM 11, enough for handling basic tasks and apps at the time but not suitable for demanding applications.
RAM: 256 MB, which was standard for entry-level smartphones in 2010 but would struggle with multitasking or resource-heavy apps.
Storage: 166 MB internal storage, quite limited by today's standards. Expandable up to 32 GB with a microSDHC card, which was helpful for storing music, photos, and apps.
Camera: 3 MP single rear camera, capable of capturing basic photos but lacking features like autofocus or high resolution. No front-facing camera.

[@MrMarshmelloBoi]

If you're wondering why there's lines, it's because the phone was prone to suffering this defect.

[@TheVintagePhoneGuy]

Thank you for letting know know that 😊