Samsung obviously isn’t anxious with that question, as facts by its latest Android device release, the Samsung Infuse 4G. The first thing gain notice by popping out phone from box is its size. The thing is colossal. It needs to be, though, in order to support its 4.5-inch super AMOLED display. Save for the first Dell Streak Smartphone-cum-tablet hybrid — whose screen is a massive 5-inches — the Samsung Infuse 4G is packing one of the largest screens we’ve seen on a Smartphone.
If we put aside the fast data speed of AT&T’s HSPA+ 4G, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S2 and even the mythical iPhone 5 will be leave behind from the Samsung Infuse 4G by the features it will offer.
Let’s see what it offers;
Samsung Infuse 4G: Touch screen
First of all it’s vast touch screen with the noticeable size of 4.5 inches. If we Samsung Infuse 4Gcompare with others, the most foreseen Galaxy S2 has no less then 0.2 inches smaller touch screen, and we can see it’s an inch bigger screen then the iPhone 4.and we can say, Bigger is better right?
Samsung Infuse 4G: Sideloading
The other new-fangled feature we are introduced by the Samsung Infuse 4G, is the app sideloading, or installing apps that are offered outside the official Android market.
According to the grapevine, all other Android smartphones of AT&T can not install apps from out source Google’s official application store, but the buzzes are now from manifold blogs and also reports from the people who be present at the phone’s launch are saying that the “unknown sources” option is available in the Samsung Infuse 4G’s phone settings.
Samsung Infuse 4G| Angry Birds
An added feature in Samsung Infuse 4G which can draw attention for which whose are fans of play games is free Angry Birds pre –installed feature. Which are in rumors that, it contains exclusive hidden levels.
FroYo 2.2
The Samsung Infuse 4G also have supported feature, video calling with a 1.3 megapixels front-facing camera, and the display is improved compared to other devices courtesy of the Super AMOLED Plus technology. But here’s the issue, the Samsung Infuse 4G’s Android version pre-installed is FroYo 2.2, and no words yet if it will get a Gingerbread update soon.
The Samsung Infuse 4G will arrive in United States via AT&T on May 15 sporting a tag price of $200 with a 2 year contract agreement.
By F.N
If we put aside the fast data speed of AT&T’s HSPA+ 4G, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S2 and even the mythical iPhone 5 will be leave behind from the Samsung Infuse 4G by the features it will offer.
Let’s see what it offers;
Samsung Infuse 4G: Touch screen
First of all it’s vast touch screen with the noticeable size of 4.5 inches. If we Samsung Infuse 4Gcompare with others, the most foreseen Galaxy S2 has no less then 0.2 inches smaller touch screen, and we can see it’s an inch bigger screen then the iPhone 4.and we can say, Bigger is better right?
Samsung Infuse 4G: Sideloading
The other new-fangled feature we are introduced by the Samsung Infuse 4G, is the app sideloading, or installing apps that are offered outside the official Android market.
According to the grapevine, all other Android smartphones of AT&T can not install apps from out source Google’s official application store, but the buzzes are now from manifold blogs and also reports from the people who be present at the phone’s launch are saying that the “unknown sources” option is available in the Samsung Infuse 4G’s phone settings.
Samsung Infuse 4G| Angry Birds
An added feature in Samsung Infuse 4G which can draw attention for which whose are fans of play games is free Angry Birds pre –installed feature. Which are in rumors that, it contains exclusive hidden levels.
FroYo 2.2
The Samsung Infuse 4G also have supported feature, video calling with a 1.3 megapixels front-facing camera, and the display is improved compared to other devices courtesy of the Super AMOLED Plus technology. But here’s the issue, the Samsung Infuse 4G’s Android version pre-installed is FroYo 2.2, and no words yet if it will get a Gingerbread update soon.
The Samsung Infuse 4G will arrive in United States via AT&T on May 15 sporting a tag price of $200 with a 2 year contract agreement.
By F.N
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