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AT&T to get Samsung Galaxy S later this year?

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AT&T to get Samsung Galaxy S later this year?
AT&T to get Samsung Galaxy S later this year?
Based on some info from the Bluetooth SIG, it looks like the high end Samsung Galaxy S will be making an appearance at AT&T later this year. The Bluetooth SIG recently certified a Samsung full touch device (no physical QWERTY), the SGH-I897 which happens to have a 4 inch display and Touch Wiz 3.0. Darned if this also doesn't match the description for the Galaxy S which is identified as the GT-I900. Historically, Samsung models beginning with the SGH prefix and ending with the number "7" wind up at AT&T. Past examples include Propel (SGH-A767), Eternity (SGH-A867), Propel Pro (SGH-I627) and the Mythic (SGH-A897) among others. If this pattern remains true, AT&T customers could be deciding between the iPhone and a very strong Android 2.1 contender in the Galaxy S. The 4 inch Super AMOLED screen might be the deciding feature in that battle.

Samsung Galaxy S Specifications | Hands-on

source: BluetoothSIG via Phonescoop, Phandroid



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1. droidman posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:45

Oh hell yeah!!!!! That phone is the shit hope they don't cripple it like they did the backflip

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2. ohwhyfanboywhy posted on 08 Apr 2010, 08:03

After seeing the backflip, i can't help but be a little worried that they will...

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3. cansler posted on 08 Apr 2010, 13:37

I know I said this before, but I'm hoping they treated the Backwards as a low end entry level model and will open this and the Desire wide open...

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4. Mobile21 posted on 09 Apr 2010, 02:01

It'll be coming to Sprint for sure.

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