SAMSUNG GALAXY S 4G REVIEW
The Samsung Vibrant has become a huge hit in T-Mobile since its introduction last summer. New Samsung Galaxy S 4G held Vibrant left with 4G HSPA+ connectivity with download speeds up to 21 Mbps in theory. That makes the Samsung Galaxy S 4G T-Mobile’s fastest smartphone to date.
A VGA camera face was built to take advantage of 4G speed and the phone comes preloaded with T-Mobile Video Chat powered by Qik. This application can be used on T-Mobile network or Wi-Fi.
The Samsung Galaxy S 4G is supported by a TouchWiz on top of Android 2.2, with a second example allows the Flash Player 10.1 and support for storage applications on the memory card (T-Mobile and Samsung Nexus S offers Android 2.3) .
Other specifications are quite similar to Vibrant, such as 4-inch capacitive touch screen AMOLED Super 1GHz Hummingbird and 5 megapixel camera with video recording 720p HD. Pulp capacity has been upgraded from 1500 mAh to 1650 mAh.
To take full advantage of the Super AMOLED technology, Inception Warner Bros. Pictures will be charged at the Samsung Galaxy S 4G bundled microSD memory card to 16GB at no additional cost. Users also have the option to rent or buy their favorite movies and TV programs directly from the Samsung Media Hub, which has a large collection of new releases and television shows.
Another application is loaded, T-Mobile TV, including programming free to select stations such as ABC News Now, FOX Sports, PBS Kids and Azteka America. In addition, Slacker Radio provides access to more than 130 such stations and the ability to create their own monitoring stations for free.
To complete the development of a strong entertainment Samsung Galaxy S 4G is doubleTwist with AirSync, offering users a simple way to automatically synchronize and play back photos, HD videos and music and from their home computer via a Wi-Fi doubleTwist player lets users enjoy their favorite music and videos from their mobile phones when traveling.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S 4G & PRICE RELEASE DATE
Samsung Galaxy S 4G will be released at the end of February (possibly on February 23, 2011). Prices were not announced. T-Mobile 4G HSPA+ has recently expanded to over 100 major metropolitan areas, reaching over 200 million people around the country. T-Mobile also has ambitious plans to double the speed of the 4G network in 2011, and the company expects that 140 million Americans in 25 major metropolitan areas will have access to this speed increase by mid-year.
