The new U.S. Cellular Samsung Galaxy S Aviator 4G LTE phone will have a 4.3-inch WVGA AMOLED plus touchscreen, 8 megapixel rear camera and front-facing camera for easy video chatting, single-core 1GHz processor, microSD card slot, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.
While the Samsung Galaxy Note is an impressive device, I don’t think it’s worth $300 on contract, especially with AT&T as the carrier. The Note uses the Exynos chipset, AT&T’s will use SnapDragon. Not only is Exynos the more powerful chipset, it is also more efficient than SnapDragon, which means that the International Note gets more processing power and better battery life in comparison to AT&T’s.
The new Samsung Galaxy S Advance is not a flagship device. It’s a midrange device not meant to replace the Galaxy S2.
The current rumor: 1.5Gz – 1.6GHz quad-core processor, the HD resolution screen, 12 mpx camera, sw tweaks, 1.5GB of RAM, Android 4.0…Wow if that is true then this spring should be sweet. The Samsung Galaxy S III so far looks to be one hell of a smart phone, or should I say the world’s smartest phone.
This is pleasing. Nokia is known for camera phones
North America, the model of capitalism and the free market, is the last market on the planet to get the Samsung Galaxy Note .
The white nexus actually looks nicer and less cheap than the grey one. The front being black fits so much better with the onscreen buttons and black top/bottom bars of Android 4
It’s the first cheaper Galaxy smartphone series with Super-Amoled.
Nice mini tablet phone, I’m definitely interested, the 4.5 Galaxy S II dwarves my 4S on screen size, the Samsung Galaxy Note is on Sprint. Regardless if it has WiMAX, EVDO-Only, or LTE, it wont work as fast as any other carrier in the world. As for this phone: looks cool, like the concept, my question would be battery life
I like the quad core, 12 MP plus camera so people can really get rid off their point and shoot cameras, no more 5 MP. 2 GB Ram would be welcome or anything more than the standard 1 GB. No more than 4.7 in screen.
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