Verizon might be the first carrier to launch the Samsung Galaxy S II in the US

32. TreyTreyTaylor (Posts: 709; Member since: 21 Dec 2010)

Ditto

44. verizon808 (unregistered)

Verizon's 4g sucks they can't make any of the dual core phones working on it so what's the point of having it :( the HTC thunderbolt was invented with a dual core processor and got downgraded to snapdragon processor verizon can't seem to get the dual core processor working with a 4g network and never mine updating the dam phones up date the batterys first LOL

46. drumstikka (unregistered)

What are you smoking? Verizon's 4G is amazing, they just don't have any dual core phones on it yet. Maybe the Galaxy S II can change that.

53. verizon808 (unregistered)

I said Verizon cant make the dual core phones working with the 4g the Samsung is not going to be a 4g
None of them are they can't work on the 4g give them maybe 1more year to get this right lol sorry if you are waiting for this be its not going to happen anytime soon

56. the obnoxious one (unregistered)

if youve noticed verizon doesnt actually make the phones, maybe just maybe the manufactuers cant catch up with the speeds of LTE,

59. DarkCobra (Posts: 16; Member since: 04 Oct 2009)

Either English is a second language to you or reading comprehension just isn't your strong suit. What you are saying is so nonsensical and untrue it's not even worth discussing.

9. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4888; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)

Dude I know what you are saying. I could never go back to 3G. 4G IS that IMPORTANT. There is a rumor flying around that the Samsung Galaxy S II might not be 4G. I hope that is the reason why there was such a long delay. I hope it was because they were trying to figure out how to put an LTE radio into that THIN Samsung Galaxy S II. I am keeping my fingers crossed. I hope ALL the Samsung Galaxy S II's in the United States of America have 4G. I so hope so! If not then the Samsung Galaxy S II IS NOT the phone for the wife because as you say it’s 4G or BUST!

14. Knicknevin (Posts: 151; Member since: 18 Mar 2011)

I firmly believe that if this phone were not LTE, it would be a colossal mistake. This phone is supposed to be their 'Flagship' phone for the next 6-12mo. It needs to be LTE. It doesn't matter that the Charge is LTE, this phone has significantly better specs than the charge.

16. dandirk (unregistered)

I agree... my contract is almost up, I think I even qualify for an upgrade (last one under the old rules).

Seems like this fall will be great for me...

I get to choose...

1. Moto Bionic
2. Sammy Function
3. iPhone 5

4g will be a requirement for me, if the function doesn't have it, then its out of the running. iPhone 5 seems to be out because of this.

48. Daver412 (unregistered)

I want the Samsung function but was thinking about the iphone 5 as well. I pretty sure the iphone 5 will not have LTE support and 6 months later they will come out with the iphone 5-4g.

30. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)

i dont understand why they wouldnt. The Sprint version is Wimax right? The att version is "4g", and the Tmobile version is 4g as well.. its supposed to be one of the first (if not THE) that support the full 42mbs upgrade.

33. TreyTreyTaylor (Posts: 709; Member since: 21 Dec 2010)

Lte radios apparently are thick as hell.

34. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)

we don't know if ANY of them will have 4G in the US yet. i haven't counted HSPA+ out because i don't think that's too much of a hassle to include but WiMAX and LTE might not make it on to a first gen Galaxy S II.

54. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4888; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)

Hey it's offical the Samsung Galaxy Within DOES have WiMAX 4G, as per the FCC.

60. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)

then either WiMAX has either come further than i expected or Samsung knows how to make a WiMAX phone unlike Motorola & HTC.

45. verizon808 (unregistered)

Verizon's 4g sucks they can't make any of the dual core phones working on it so what's the point of having it :( the HTC thunderbolt was invented with a dual core processor and got downgraded to snapdragon processor verizon can't seem to get the dual core processor working with a 4g network and never mine updating the dam phones up date the batterys first LOL

6. PhoneLuver (Posts: 481; Member since: 05 Jul 2010)

Played around with another one last night.. It's too light and too thin and as such you have to be very careful in the way you hold it.

it needs more "body".

7. Laurynas (unregistered)

Sounds like a kind of fetish...

13. B (unregistered)

Sounds like my weenier, opposite of Anthony Weenier.

26. BadAssAbe (Posts: 465; Member since: 22 Apr 2011)

Never Can be light enough or thin enough because then u can slap a otterbox case on it without it being bulking.

35. NeXoS (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 May 2011)

Metal is over hyped, it makes a phone heavier. I'd rather have plastic.

Ideally, I'd rather have carbon fiber!

40. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)

i like the weight, it gives a sense of durability and it reminds me how valuable it is.

10. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4888; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)

It's still too early to say. The article CLEARLY says "MIGHT" So don't bet your mom's house just yet, because you "MIGHT" lose & then you won't have a place to live in. lol

18. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)

i'm still willing to bet Sprint will be the first carrier to release it.