

AT&T set to expand its Android lineup






Updated 7/8/2010


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RE: Dear AT&T:
By carniver on 6/17/2010 5:17:06 PM , Rating: 3
This phone may be screwed up but yet it's not necessarily AT&T's fault. It's a Samsung phone! And all Samsung cares about is releasing new phones after new phones. How many Android phones have they released in a mere 6 months? i5700, I5500, I5800, I6500, I899, I8520, I9000. They don't have the resources nor the mind about supporting their existing ones, ask anyone who owns their Galaxy (myself included) the amount of bugs we live with on a daily basis that have no forseeable fix.

Buy a phone with a Samsung screen, they're awesome. But not a Samsung build.

RE: Dear AT&T:
By sleepeeg3 on 7/10/2010 7:57:41 PM , Rating: 2
In many ways, Samsung and the US market are going backwards with this phone. They have released better phones in the past that were never carried by the US carriers. Instead of leading, they are following Apple who is holding progress back, like usual.

Example: i8910 - 8MP Camera, same resolution AMOLED touchscreen, 720p video capture, 16GB space, 600MHz processor, 1500mAH battery, Sybian S60 5th.

The Captivate is basically the same phone, with a cheaper camera, worse battery life and different OS. This push to faster processors, cheaper cameras and smaller batteries makes no sense. Cell phone cameras need as much help as they can in quality to stay practical and a phone without power is just an expensive brick.


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