The mid-ranged QWERTY i5510 (Galaxy 551) could be making its way to the far south where it will likely be hosted by Telstra. This device, already available in Europe should make a welcome addition to the budget conscious with chubby fingers.

While no official word has come down regarding the pairing of Telstra and the i5510T, it should be a safe bet to make as Telstra’s other Samsung device model numbers are finished with a “T”.

Features:

• FroYo
• 3.2″ display
• WiFi
• GPS
• Bluetooth
• 3.2MP camera
• 667 MHz processor

[via IntoMobile]

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Ah…the Samsung I5510. How our hearts have yearned for you so.  The Samsung I5510 was spotted at IFA in Berlin, and sports Android 2.2, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Samsung’s TouchWiz interface, and a 5-megapixel camera. We can expect it to be a mid-range device, almost like a Samsung Gem, except the I5510 will tout Froyo goodness. The device will likely be a less impressive, and therefore more affordable, version of the Samsung Galaxy S Pro. Other than those specs, the device is still a mystery.

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Looks like Vodafone’s going to get one of Samsung’s lesser-desired, yet still decent-looking handsets in the Samsung i5510. The phone will run Android 2.2 and – while Samsung Hub reports this will be running stock Android – the shot of the phone below points to TouchWiz (but not 3.0, from what I can tell).

The biggest takeaway here is the slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard which takes a lot of its cues from the one found on the Epic 4G or some of Samsung’s other QWERTY-enabled Androids. Other specs include a 5-megapixel camera, bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi, a microSD card slot, and UMTS connectivity. No other details can be had just yet, hardware wise, but it’s said it’ll be offered for around 200 euros whenever it does debut.

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