It's only been six months since Samsung launched its highly successful
Galaxy S assault upon the US market with a series of carrier customized phones: the
Vibrant and
Captivate GSM twins for T-Mobile and AT&T, the WiMAX-rocking
Epic 4G for Sprint and the
Fascinate for Verizon. More derivatives arrived later, with the
Mesmerize,
Continuum,
Nexus S, and LTE-equipped
Galaxy Indulge. Still the Vibrant was the first, and the closest in appearance to the original Galaxy S, losing the front-facing camera, but gaining a search button. Unfortunately, Samsung was slow to upgrade early devices like the Vibrant beyond Eclair, and to fix the
well-documented AGPS problems. As such, the release of the
Samsung Galaxy S 4G for T-Mobile -- basically an updated Vibrant with HSPA+, a front-facing camera, a bronze battery cover, Froyo out of the gate, but no dedicated internal flash storage -- is bittersweet. While beneficial to those who waited, it's a slap in the face to those who purchased the Vibrant. But is it a worthy upgrade? How does it fit into T-Mobile's high-end Android lineup? Read on for our full review after the break.
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