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3. phoneguy posted on 12 Jul 2010, 07:35 0 0

this is an entry level android device, not every phone that comes out should have everything. Not every customer can afford 4G or fancy devices much less need them, plus do you think Samsung themselves would build a phone so similar to the epic for less money and expect it to compete?

4. oddmanout posted on 12 Jul 2010, 12:31 0 0

i know its entry level. thats why I said I can see first time android users enjoying it. What I'm saying is that for a phone that is supposed to replace the better spec'd moment, there are way too many downfalls and if samsung wants to produce quality to their products, than they should fix as many problems that is wrong with the device as possible and not neglect their users like they have with the samsung moment. There are tons of entry level phones that produce far more quality and actually address their problems for improvement. I know the features aren't comparable to the EPIC's and its not supposed to, my deal is that samsung is known to leave people hanging when it comes to supporting their devices. If this is how they are going to act, how would you expect for them to treat problems with the EPIC 4G. Things like the unresponsive soft keys, the rev 0 data, and battery life are just three things that can be fixed with updates (had samsung chose to address them). Fixing these issues don't take away from the fact that its an entry level device. The EPIC will always be superior to this. But thats no reason to produce less quality.