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According to the Broadpoint. AmTech analyst Mark Mckechine the Samsung Galaxy S is going to be available for all four US carriers. The handset is going to come to T-Mobile, AT&T & Sprint in June with Verzion getting the handset “sometime this year”. According the article from Forbes Samsung doesn’t have the brand name power like Apple or Motorola to have an exclusive with one cell carrier, this could be one reason as to why the Samsung Galaxy S is being released on all US cell providers. Another reason is that more then one cell carrier was interested and Samsung decided to bring the device to as many partners as possible. For more information on the Samsung Galaxy S please go to the related post article.

Related Post: Samsung Announces the Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.1

Source:Forbes

Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy S during CITA in Las Vegas Nevada. The handset has just passed the FCC and it’s running on AT&T’s network. The specs of the Samsung Galaxy S is a 1GHz processor, 16 GB with 8GB external memory expandable to 32 GB, Wi-Fi, GPS, 4.0 WVGA Super AMOLED touch screen and running Android 2.1. For the full tech specs and demo videos of the handset go to the link below.

 Related Post: Samsung Announces the Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.1

What I am wanting to know is if AT&T will take all the Google application functionality out of the handset in the same way they did with the Motorola Backflip. So what do you guys think will AT&T take out some of the functionality out of the handset?

Source: FCC

Well, if you’re on Sprint you may have heard about the Samsung Moment, now there's leaked pictures of the Samsung Moment 2 going around.  The image of the handset it’s self look legit and not a fake image. The Samsung Moment 2 is supposed to run Android 2.1, have the Touchwiz 3.0 user interface, full QWERTY keyboard and run on Sprints network. The only thing that the Samsung Moment 2 won’t have is a Super AMOLED screen. So tell me what do you think of the Samsung Moment 2?



Source: Werandroid