Samsung one of the world’s largest cellphone manufactures has announced the successor to the Galaxy S the Samsung Galaxy S II for T-Mobile USA.
josh uhlemeyer | Tuesday, August 30, 2011 at 10:14PM in samsung, t-mobile tagged Samsung Galaxy S, galaxy s, galaxy s 2, galaxy sII, samsung, tmobile, usa 
Well for T-Mobile the Samsung Galaxy S line has be very successful handset for the cellular provider. The Samsung Galaxy S 4G is expected to be faster then the competition.
josh uhlemeyer | Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 7:52PM in t-mobile tagged AT&T, HTC, Samsung Galaxy S, Sprint, motrola, samsung, samsung 4g, samsung galaxy 4g, t-mobile 
While the Samsung Galaxy S series has been very successful for Samsung and T-Mobile USA, it’s no surprise that they would release a “4G” version of the device.
josh uhlemeyer | Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at 6:54PM in samsung, t-mobile tagged 4g, Android, Samsung Galaxy S, galaxy s, samsung, samsung galaxy s 4g, tmobile 
Samsung and T-Mobile USA have had a good partnership over the years. And Samsung has announced their first "4G" branded handset for T-Mobile.
josh uhlemeyer | Sunday, January 23, 2011 at 10:23AM in samsung, t-mobile tagged Samsung Galaxy S, samsung, samsung galaxy, samsung galaxy 4g, t-mobile 
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
josh uhlemeyer | Monday, April 19, 2010 at 11:50PM in samsung tagged AT&T, Samsung Galaxy S, Sprint, Verizon, samsung, t-mobile 
