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This video is destined to be an Epic; Cell South gets a Galaxy S of its own

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This video is destined to be an Epic; Cell South gets a Galaxy S of its own
With multiple personalities, the Samsung Galaxy S offers a version for each of the top 4 U.S. carrier, U.S. Cellular and now Cellular South both have also been added to the list of operators offering a variant of the phone to its customers. No wonder Samsung can't provide AMOLED screens to customers, the manufacturer is probably using all it makes for itself! No launch date or pricing info was released. The Samsung Galaxy S Pro is a version of the phone that includes a slide out landscape QWERTY keyboard. Sprint is offering this model as the Samsung Epic 4G, the nation's second device to be equipped with 4G and the first to have a physical QWERTY and an AMOLED screen. Take a look at the video below. You can almost hear the phone pull off a Jack Nicholson as Joker impersonation, saying, "Wait'll get a load of me."

Samsung Epic 4G Specifications | Hands-on
Samsung Galaxy S CDMA Specifications | Hands-on (Fascinate)

source: AndroidCentral (Cellular South), AndroidCentral (Promo)

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1. som posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:47

SAMSUNG GALAXY phones are too big and poor picture quality when compared to other smartphones. SAMSUNG was a company that make cameras and electronic gadgets but when it came to camera phones SAMSUNG score below iPhone and others. Now TEXAS INSTRUMENTS is making 20 mega pixels camera for cell phones.

2. oddmanout posted on 02 Jul 2010, 06:41

How are samsung galaxy phones too big? They're thin as hell and have one of the best displays on the market. And apart from the 4" SAMOLED screen, there barely is any real estate on the device (aside from the sprint epic 4g's keyboarded variant). Everything your saying is complete idiocy. Samsung cameras do just fine in quality... especially the galaxy s models. They're even capable of recording at 720p. Do some research before you make a fool of yourself.

3. csavage23 posted on 02 Jul 2010, 08:14

AMEN to that!!!!!^^^

9. corps1089 posted on 02 Jul 2010, 14:38

Yeah, you didn't even mention the supriority of color saturation on the SAMOLED screen. As for iPhone and others... The iPHone 4 and the Motorolla Milestone are the only cells that has a higher screen resolution than the Galaxy S Pro [with approximately the same size screen]. What others?

4. desertmike680 posted on 02 Jul 2010, 10:31

I agree. Besides, its a camera on a cell phone. Go buy a cybershot. I couldnt live without mine. As for the Iphone goes, get real. Go get a real device. Steve Jobs is a damn hippy.

5. remixfa posted on 02 Jul 2010, 11:27

dude, the iphone4 uses a 5 mpx camera just like the galaxyS. Any difference is going to be in software design.

6. zerglisk posted on 02 Jul 2010, 12:39

Hence the cybershot is required if u want a real camera... couldn't u read?

8. BigKippa posted on 02 Jul 2010, 14:36

totally wrong. The quality of a picture does not depend on software, it depends mostly on hardware. The type of lens they use, the type of flash they use, and whether it uses digital zoom or optical zoom makes up probably 90% of the results you see in quality. Software has little to nothing to do with the quality of the pictures you take.

10. AZNphoneGeek posted on 02 Jul 2010, 15:43

bigkippa, i agree with you and +ed you but the algorythm each company uses to capture light is very different. samsung has always had a killer one although it seems prone to blurs more so than others. Samsung's overall pic quality is softer. i like it.

7. JPrice posted on 02 Jul 2010, 13:27

I am enjoying my 8MP camera on my HTC Evo 4G

11. elpuser posted on 05 Jul 2010, 01:43

The Epic 4g is so cool, better than all the rest to me. I hope US Cell gets one

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