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I am a beginner in creating android applications, I want a cheap way to test my apps and saw the Samsung Galaxy Ace was fairly cheap. (This phone has been out for a while).
Would this be suffice as it has an older operating system installed. Some sites say they have Android 2.2(Froyo) and others Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).
I would make sure at the very least that it has 2.3 but it will be just fine for testing apps.
One of the issues the android community has though is older software versions. Android developers prefer to develop for devices on 4.0 – 4.2 because 4.0 has more features and the sooner the old gingerbread devices are no longer on the market and being developed for the less fragmentation there will be.
But again the answer to your question is yes