I think it was addressing why neither AT&T nor Verizon offered the phone in the US when it was released in Europe; that the delay was AT&T and Verizon trying to force Samsung to release some iteration of the phone to one or the other, but not both. There was also a question of which features will be available on each phone, vs the features that will be available on the Sprint TMobile versions. Maybe it's a feature battle?But how would that work with those leak Sprint Galaxy s 2 (within).....if it really is a galaxy s 2.
If so I dont blame Samsung. The design is killer and its a good idea to not let the carriers mess it up. Plus its cheaper for them to manufacture one killer design and it makes them more money if it is on all carriers..
Staffordshire Terriers are not pitbulls
Pitbulls are English Bull Terriers mixed with Staffordshire Terriers
Either way, they're angels. Sweeter and smarter than you can imagine.
Please, save a life from your local animal shelter.
They need us. We need them.
If so I dont blame Samsung. The design is killer and its a good idea to not let the carriers mess it up. Plus its cheaper for them to manufacture one killer design and it makes them more money if it is on all carriers..
All dogs are basically only a product of their environment. People who "purchase" Pit Bulls -- **DESIRE** a mean dog. Yes, those dogs are CAPABLE of destruction; their jaws do contain massive power...
However, their attitude is a human-trained feature. Yes, they are more "pre-disposed" to violence -- but I have met many ultra-sweet & loving pit-bulls.
So, here's the truth: Some breeds are already "ultra-tame" so even the "extremes" are still tame. Other breeds are "semi-wild" -- these can be raised to be sweet... or **TAUGHT** to be nasty & mean. It is not the dog's fault - it is the human's.
In college, I had a Basenji - a breed that was only domesticated in the 1940's. He did not bark (wild dogs do not!), but "chirped". He was extremely agile - he could climb a chain-link fence... but very loyal. The breed, from Africa, was bred to hunt Gazelles - they could sprint HARD, lock their jaw onto an ankle, and "trip" the prey; then, they grabbed (but did not puncture) the neck.
>> in other words, dogs do what we have trained them to. They are not violent - but can be easily or difficultly TRAINED to be violent.
>> Back to your Android loving. Sorry for the digression.
And I take it the people in your head told u his, huh?ATT won't get it until the Fall.
And I take it the people in your head told u his, huh?
September at the earliest for ATT.... They rarely release a phone when first stated They WANT to keep people from going elsewhere. So why not say it will be here next week..LOL? but hey its only 6 weeks away.....But if its anything like the Captivate. ATT will screw it up royally anyway. I wouldn't touch it.
Not really. I bought mine used for $600 from a guy who bought two but his wife preferred the iphone. Its unbranded unlocked euro version. I sold my captivate for $200. $400 was not a lot to pay for way more than a phone. Its a tablet you can carry in your pocket. 64GB storage.Who knows how things will end up, but I disagree. I think AT&T will be the first carrier to release it, sometime next month. I say this because they were first to get the Galaxy last year, don't have any upcoming device releases that the SGS2 could cannibalize (that I know of anyways), and while I'm no engineer, I would assume specializing a GS2 for AT&T would be the easiest due to their GSM network.
I'd love to see Sprint release theirs in August but I don't think we'll see it until early September. BUT, if Sprint's version is changed for the worse, I'd consider buying an unsubsidized GS2 and moving to AT&T. $700 is a big nut for a phone though.