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crbandiera.... December 20th, 2011
Really cool phone.
Samsung just allowed my apple 3gsm to R.I.P. The Epic 4g S2 has exceed my expectations and keeps me entertained. I have owned the dual screen Kyocera phone and feared it would break, the Motorola photon camera sucked Apple 3g left me feeling like apples b.t.h. This phone I do everything with even the one thing I vowed never to do and that's watch movies. Not at home but it does kill time on buses and trains.Owner since September two suggestions I offer to Samsung move the power button. I was warned in a consumer review by Engadget but concluded it would be that bad it's doesn't make me want to return but it pisses me off. I turn the phone screen off by mistake way to often comfortable and natural hand placement forces the only reasonable conclusion bad button position.
Docking station that charges a spare battery would be nice heavy user hear and have to recharge during the day often. However recharge time is faster than any other smartphone I have owned.
And after comparing to apple new 4the generation S... The only feature that left me envious was the voice command programs. There is just plan fun and more consumer butbi respect the fact that this phone is built by a company in which English is not the national language and apple doesn't even attempt to provide voice command in Korean. So, thanks for not ignoring me as a consumer altogether I am grateful for that.
Even as I point out a feature to be improved I find myself humbled by Samsung and the overall experience with this phone. 1. Would I recommend this phone?
without a doubt would I buy it again.
Note to Samsung....
I am awaiting the next model, hoping for Samsung tablet with hp's phone to tablet exchange inspired by palm webS.
(Why waste a truly remarkable product rejected due to a poor phone design and being purchase by a company that clearly can't trust itself shattering any consumer faith in through tablet market being treading lately and mostly be apple fanboys, loyalty on steroids.)