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More details about the Samsung Victory 4G LTE are revealed

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More details about the Samsung Victory 4G LTE are revealed
On Saturday, we showed you some leaked information about a Sprint sale promotion for its reps that led us to call for a September launch of the Samsung Victory 4G LTE. Some further information about the phone has been leaked the very next day, which adds just a tad more to the sketchy information we had about the handset.

Some of the leaked information about the model

Some of the leaked information about the model

We know now that the Samsung Victory 4G LTE will carry a 4 inch screen of unknown material. Yesterday we told you that the screen would have a WVGA resolution, but we did not know the size. Android 4.0 will be installed with TouchWiz on top, which is not exactly shocking news. As we mentioned Saturday, the handset will support NFC which means that Google Wallet will be enabled. And, the Samsung Victory 4G LTE will be a master of all things "Beam" (except Jim, hopefully). The phone will have the Android Beam that is a feature on Ice Cream Sandwich, and will also have the S Beam. The former lets you send calendar events, contacts and links to other NFC equipped models. The latter allows you to send large files, like your photo gallery, to other Samsung phones with S Beam.

The leaked information also points to two cameras on the device, one in back and one in front (where would you expect them to be?) and the renderings show the lack of a home button with three capacitive navigation buttons under the display.

No, that really doesn't give us all of the information that we'd like to have, especially for a model tipped to launch later this month.

source: AndroidCentral



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1. antmiu2 posted on 02 Sep 2012, 12:49 5

I dont think thats an adequate name

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5. networkdood posted on 02 Sep 2012, 13:06 1

yeah, with a name like that you would expect a high end phone. I would have named the phone the Samsung Stalemate 4G LTE.
I love how they pump up the fact that the phone can share its data connection...like no other Android can, huh?
Also, read 'rich entertainment...preloaded apps.' Please, since when are those pre-loaded apps any good? Rarely.

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2. networkdood posted on 02 Sep 2012, 12:57 1

the dual beam option is cool...

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3. networkdood posted on 02 Sep 2012, 12:59

Good starter phone, but only 4GB of hard drive space:
http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsung-Galaxy-Victory-4G-LTE_id7112

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9. HäckeMáte posted on 02 Sep 2012, 14:32

LOL "hard drive space"

but it has a floppy drive for expandable storage! =D

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4. andro. posted on 02 Sep 2012, 13:04 4

Stewie Griffin is awesome

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6. networkdood posted on 02 Sep 2012, 13:06 1

The reason I clicked on the article :-)

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7. sorcio46 posted on 02 Sep 2012, 13:09 1

Screenshoots taken by an SGSIII ?

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8. e.wvu (unregistered) posted on 02 Sep 2012, 14:26

Not sure if it's from a SGSIII. I'm only guessing that because the vibrating icon in the notifications bar is different from the one in the SGSIII (at least different from Sprint's version). My guess is it's from the Note... But no biggie.

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10. sorcio46 posted on 02 Sep 2012, 14:36

I just checked the resolution of the pictures, it's a 16:10 ratio screen, so Note 1 obviuosly, you' re right :D !
And i have one too, lol ^^

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11. ajac09 posted on 02 Sep 2012, 14:45

The article author comes off kind of condescending... beyond that the victory is a bad name for a generic mid range phone.. maybe call it he stewie? lol

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12. Doakie posted on 03 Sep 2012, 04:02

I know this phone is pretty yawn inducing for most people. But there are situations where a phone like this comes in handy. I have two lines: one work line and one personal line. Each are through different carriers. I have a GS3 on T-Mobile and I have an EVO 4G(WiMAX) as my personal phone line. I'd be more than eager to take a step to the Galaxy Victory instead. Get better throughput and a smaller size phone but still large enough to be a good backup. I'll take one.

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