May 25, 2012 : Comments
Sprint and HTC Giving Away Official TPU Cases Along with the EVO 4G LTE and a ‘Sorry’ Letter
The Samsung Infuse 4G is available from AT&T for $199.99 on contract and $549.99 without commitment. Pros: Elegant body, glorious Super AMOLED Plus display, plenty of processing power, takes great stills and video, 1,700mAh battery offers sufficient life, AT&T's first 21Mbps HSPA+ device. Cons: There are very few cons to mention. Those that do exist are... Read more »
Samsung Droid Charge for Verizon Wireless Pros: Super AMOLED Plus display is gorgeous, LTE 4G is very fast in the right markets, camera is a strong contender amongst smart phones, cool flavor of TouchWiz UI, battery life is decent. Cons: No LED notifications, too laggy for a hot new device, single-core processor, dual-core price tag.... Read more »
We generally like to introduce a new device in our arsenal with a video unboxing and then follow up with photo/video samples, a full, written review, and possibly some Q&A vids. But we don't want to hold out on content while taking care of some glitches in our video editing department, so here is our first still photo unboxing and first impressions post. The... Read more »
Ma Bell is officially rocking Android as of today. Apparently AT&T grew to like the idea of selling powerful Android devices after jumping on board the Samsung Galaxy S train with last year's Captivate. After announcing the dual-core Motorola Atrix 4G at CES this morning, AT&T, along with Samsung, has announced another 4G gadget, the Infuse 4G. Infuse 4G is a... Read more »
There has been talk for several months surrounding Samsung's development of a Galaxy Media Player, and Samsung has apparently confirmed the device and will be showing it off at CES next month. After launching the Galaxy S series of phones--which some found to be heavily influenced by the iPhone--and then the Galaxy Tab--which was without a doubt designed to... Read more »
...finally, the Samsung Fascinate. A few months ago, Samsung held a big press event for the Galaxy S series of phones. Three, of the "Big 4", carriers had already announced their Galaxy S plans. Sprint was going to rock out with the 4G capable, slider QWERTY Epic 4G, TMo had already announced the Vibrant, and AT&T was sporting the Captivate. All Galaxy... Read more »
Overall, my first impressions are pretty good. Still, I think T-Mo might be aiming a bit high with the $229 on-contract price tag. The cube seems more like a bullet point than a useful feature, but I haven't really had the chance to spend some time with it yet. The keyboard feels pretty good, but again, I need some time. One thing that stood out to me was the... Read more »
It seems like we've been talking about the Behold II for a long time. It seems like we've seen the phone a dozen times and that someone's done a horrible job of keeping secrets. Yet less that two weeks before the launch date - November 18th - we still don't know (for sure anyway) the most basic, important specs; like CPU speed, for example. At least now we have an... Read more »
The SGH-t939's 3.2" AMOLED screen is enough to catch your attention on it's own, but throw in a tantalizing little taste of Sammy's new Android version of TouchWiz, and it's enough to make you reconsider your holiday plans. 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, WiFi, Bluetooth, and microSD up to 16GB. There are no specifics on price or dates just yet, and the... Read more »