You've probably been seeing a decent amount of commercials on TV showcasing the Samsung Behold II. It really makes you wonder why it took Samsung so long for it to start heavily advertising its Android smartphone geared towards the US market. Some would suggest that it got lost in the myriad of Android offerings that fell through during the holidays or that it didn't live up to the complete experience that its rivals offered. In any case, it looks like Samsung is teaming up with T-Mobile again for their next Android powered smartphone in the US – enter the Samsung T959 which is speculated to run Android 2.1 from the start. In addition, it features a screen resolution of 320 x 480 (no word on the screen size itself), Bluetooth 2.1, support for T-Mobile's 3G bands, aGPS, and an unspecified megapixel count for its camera. Even though there weren't too many people thrilled with Samsung's last Android offering with T-Mobile, let's hope they take those criticisms and use it to their advantage with the T959.
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