AT&T has its sign-up page up and running for the Samsung Galaxy S II. As we reported, it looks like Sprint will be the first of the four major Stateside carriers to offer the phone (Verizon, of course, is sitting this one out). The site mentions that the phone is "Coming Soon!" and you can sign up with your e-mail address to get notified when the hottest Android handset of the summer will be offered by the carrier.
Even though you might think otherwise, not all Samsung Galaxy S II models are the same as the one coming to AT&T will feature a smaller 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display as opposed to the 4.52 inch monsters that will appear on both the Sprint and T-Mobile variants. On the other hand, unlike the T-Mobile version, the AT&T model will have the Samsung Exynos 1.2GHz dual-core processor under the hood. That seems to be the popular choice amongst those who have been waiting for the smartphone to launch.
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