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I'm currently an AT&T customer planning on switchig in a couple of months to Verizon. I've been looking at the new crop of Android phones. I love the specs of the new Samsung Galaxy S II but it looks to be only AT&T in the US. The only thing I would change about the Galaxy S II is the GPU; I would prefer a Tegra 2 chipset.
So if there's no plan for Galaxy S II for Verizon, does anyone know what might be it's equal or better. What I would like in the phone is:
* Super AMOLED - probably the best display on any phone currently
* Dual Core (or even better the new Snap Dragon quad core) processor
* 1080p recording capable
* LTE capable
* 1 GB or better RAM
I'm starting to lean toward the DROID Bionic, but I hate to sacrifice the SAMOLED display.
Thanks for any suggestions.
David
give it time, if the galaxy one is an example, there will be a flavor on every carrier
I agree; there will likely be another Galaxy S line phone for Verizon. The question is: should you get it? The experience on the Fascinate (Verizon's original Galaxy S phone) was pretty pathetic. Verizon essentially neutered the phone and changed a bunch of settings that made the phone almost unusable for all my friends who had it.
I had not heard if the Galaxy S II on AT&T will be a 4G LTE device. If it is not, then you're still talking about bringing a GSM phone onto a CDMA/LTE network and it won't work. If it is LTE, it will have to have a radio that supports Verizon's frequency (700MHz), as I am pretty sure that AT&T (like the rest of the world) will be using a different spectrum for their LTE.
Additionally, I don't know if VoLTE will be a feature yet on either carrier (Voice Over Long Term Evolution). If it is not, then you are still talking about GSM for voice on AT&T and CDMA for voice on Verizon. Therefore, even if the Galaxy S II from AT&T does support the 700MHz spectrum, it won't be able to make calls on Verizon.
samsung droid stealth 4/7.
sounds like a facinate 4g un-bingfoked. will verizon do something for the unhappy subscribers with a fascinate?