“Samsung today gave speed-obsessed smartphone consumers
something new to ponder, announcing that its Galaxy S 4G smartphone
— which it claims will be the fastest smartphone running on
T-Mobile’s 4G network — will be available sometime in the next few
weeks.“Samsung generated a great deal of buzz earlier this month at
the Consumer Electronics Show when it unveiled a Wi-Fi-only version
of its Galaxy Tab and offered a preview of its forthcoming Infuse
4G smartphone. The company is following up with claims that the
Galaxy S 4G model will deliver peak download speeds of 21 Mbps via
T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network.“Along with the speed, Galaxy S 4G will feature all the bells
and whistles available from the Android 2.2 (Froyo) mobile
operating system and a super AMOLED touchscreen display.”
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