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T-Mobile hopes to have a leg up on the competition in the 4G arms race. Along with Samsung, the wireless carrier this week announced the anticipated February availability of the Galaxy S 4G, available exclusively through T-Mobile.
"The Galaxy S 4G pushes the envelope by reaping the benefits of our network’s unprecedented speeds and by offering groundbreaking entertainment experiences," said Andrew Sherrard, senior vice president, product management, T-Mobile USA. "We are excited to continue to expand our portfolio of 4G devices that enable our customers to have access to unique and compelling features and an optimal 4G experience."
T-Mobile says it's the first smartphone capable of delivering peak downloads of up to 21Mbps (theoretical, of course). It will come with a 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen, a 1GHz Cortez A8 Hummingbird processor, both rear- and front-facing cameras, 16GB microSD card, and Android 2.2.
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I Jedi
February 03, 2011 at 7:25am
"Android 2.2.".... Those mother fucking ass wipes... Where the hell is MY 2.2 for MY EPIC 4G... I'll tell you where it is, it is sitting sitting in alpha build on som guys flashdrive at Samsung. All the meanwhile the entire Samsung dev. team is laughing it up! "We told them we'd give them 2.2... LLOL!"
This will certainly teach me a lesson before buying another one of Samsung's phones. HTC here I come! Oh, and sorry Paul for hijacking the comment board already... When I saw this new phone was already getting 2.2, I just had to rage for me and other fellow Galaxy S idiots.
DJ_Smoke
February 05, 2011 at 9:43am
while i was pissed for a long time, i've had 2.2 running on my vibrant for weeks now, don't hate sammy hate your cell carrier, they are the one holding on to it
big_montana
February 03, 2011 at 1:50pm
Considering that the Epic is a Galaxy S, and runs 4G, the only difference between T-Mobils version and Sprints is the OS version. I do not know how they can get away with marketing it as the first Galaxy 4G phone, when the Epic beat them to market by at least 6 months. Plus T-Mobile is running 3.5G, not 4G.
