Samsung Galaxy S II will hit the AT&T shelves on October 2
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- Anonymous
- 49e
- 22 Sep 2011
its about time!!! what are we waiting for??? at&t is the slowest carrier to upgrade networks, offer great devices, etc! i concur with all the previous comments!!!!!!!!
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- AnonD-23131
- 2@k
- 22 Sep 2011
Guys I have doubt.
I am not from the US n waiting for the T mobile SGS2 to come out. I plan to buy it on my trip to the states next year.
My question is if I buy a no contract T mobile phone, will it work with any sim all over the world? or will be locked?
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- Anonymous
- 2@s
- 22 Sep 2011
ohhhh is it starting now? In India at least in Mumbai SGS 2 is common nowadays it has started a month back
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- EdB
- s11
- 22 Sep 2011
BrockSamson, 22 Sep 2011It isn't the fault of Samsung. It is the fault of Sprint, A... moreI don't think so. Apple doesn't have to jump through hoops with bloat ware and different modifications. I think you're assuming it's the carriers making these demands & not Samsung choosing to delay the release. The only demand I'm aware of is for T-Mobile's processor so that it support its 42mbps. This is why T-Mobiles is coming out later.
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- onebyone
- DW0
- 22 Sep 2011
LOL, I would love to work at AT&T, it looks like it don`t take a lot of brains to get such job, because even in Latvia we have this phone or 0 USD, on 24 month contract, with monthly payment which is about 30 USD and it is so even if your monthly phone bill dosn`t exceed few USD.
Anyway, this offer realy dosn`t make a god dam sense :)
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- cfm69
- t04
- 22 Sep 2011
Anonymous, 22 Sep 2011lol $199. Once again the American mobile market shows how b... moreSame here in my country "Macau". Telecommunication company is selling this device for $0 as long as you buy the plan for US$57.90/mo and US$80/mo for unlimited 3G/internet usage.
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- AnonD-20943
- vQ1
- 22 Sep 2011
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- BrockSamson
- j@c
- 22 Sep 2011
EdB, 22 Sep 2011Samsung: Horrible marketing. Isn't the Nexus coming soon? I... moreIt isn't the fault of Samsung. It is the fault of Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile who insisted on having their own specific versions with different hardware, carrier logos and carrier apps (and then the carrier testing to make sure all the changes they demanded work correctly on their networks). Unfortunately, Samsung and the other manufacturers only have so much power because if they don't agree to make these carrier versions and do what the carrier wants then that carrier can simply stop selling devices from that manufacturer and only use devices from competing manufacturers.
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- bocautrang
- fDu
- 22 Sep 2011
Hello everyone,
I got a galaxy S2 a month ago. I'm looking for the best ROM for my Galaxy S2. I found lot of ROM here http://galaxyfirmware.com/firmware.html/samsung-i9100 but i'm not sure what is the best. Can you suggest?
I want a ROM with best battery saving.
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- Anonymous
- K8{
- 22 Sep 2011
lol $199. Once again the American mobile market shows how behind it is.
These things are $0 on 24 month contracts here in Australia. As long as that monthly commitment is around $60/mo or higher, depending on calling/data requirements. $90/mo will just get you unlimited service. Paying uo-front money for contracted phones is absurd.
Non-subsidised is not always just for mid-contracted people either - it's so you can buy the phone and then use a reseller simcard (Or virtual operator - MVNO), which can start as low as $5/month without contract for a tiny but of data and calls included. But I guess the US doesn't offer such things like that either.
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- Anonymous
- K8{
- 22 Sep 2011
lol $199. Once again the American mobile market shows how behind it is.
These things are $0 on 24 month contracts here in Australia. As long as that monthly commitment is around $60/mo or higher, depending on calling/data requirements. $90/mo will just get you unlimited service. Paying money for contracted phones is absurd.
Non-subsidised is not always just for mid-contracted people either - it's so you can buy the phone and then use a reseller simcard (Or virtual operator - MVNO), which can start as low as $5/month without contract for a tiny but of data and calls included. But I guess the US doesn't offer such things like that either.
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- cjd
- R3Q
- 22 Sep 2011
About dam time!!!!
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- EdB
- s11
- 22 Sep 2011
Samsung: Horrible marketing. Isn't the Nexus coming soon? Isn't the Note coming soon? Sammie could've release this phone 6 months ago w/o iPhone 5 rival, w/o Note rival, w/o Nexus rival. Instead, Sammie won't realize the full sales potential of any of those devices. Poor marketing, Samsung. You're creating buyer's remorse. Let a flagship be the flagship for at least 6 months.
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- EdB
- s11
- 22 Sep 2011
BrockSamson, 22 Sep 2011Unfortunately, AT&T doesn't offer (to my knowledge) a c... moreThe purpose of the non-subsidized phone is, if you're in the midst of a contract & cannot get the new contract price, then you can still own and use the phone w/ your current service.
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- BrockSamson
- j@c
- 22 Sep 2011
TxB, 22 Sep 2011Or you could just go get it the i9100 model without all tha... moreUnfortunately, AT&T doesn't offer (to my knowledge) a cheaper rate plan for non-subsidized phones and you presumably are going to want network service for your device anyways... so the only choice that makes sense is the $200 contract version.
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- Raj
- qp4
- 22 Sep 2011
Just in time for the Nexus announcement, Ill hold out.
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- TxB
- kh8
- 22 Sep 2011
Or you could just go get it the i9100 model without all that AT&T crap for $500 or so. Who wants a branded phone loaded with AT&T crap when you can get the pure model for the same price or less without all that junk?