Skyrocket's Full Specs

[raycpe]

Full Technical Specifications Of Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket

Network
2G Network GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz
3G Network HSPA/UMTS 850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz
4G Network LTE 700 MHz
Dimensions
Size 129.8 x 68.8 x 9.49 mm
Weight 130 grams
Form Factor Candybar
Display
Type Super AMOLED Plus Touchscreen
Size 4.5 inches
Colors & Resolution 16 777 216 Colors & 480 X 800 Pixels
Input/ User Interface Samsung TouchWiz 4.0 UI
Multi Touch
Proximity Sensor
Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
Ambient light sensor
3-Axis Gyroscope Sensor, SWYPE Integration
System Properties
Operating System Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS
CPU Dual-core 1.5GHz XMM6260 Coretx-A9 Processor,
Mali-400MP GPU
1GB RAM
Storage Capacity
Internal Memory 16GB Internal Memory Storage
Expandable Memory microSD Card Slot For Memory Expansion Up To 32GB
Browser & Messaging HTML, xHTML, Flash, WAP 2.0
MMS, SMS, IM, Email, RSS
Camera
Still - 8 Megapixels
- 3264?2448 pixels
- LED Flash
- Auto focus, Geo tagging
- Digital zoom, Touch Focus
- Image Stabilization
Secondary - 2 Megapixels
- 1600 ? 1200 Pixels
Video Recording - 1080p HD video recording capable @ 30fps
- 1920?1080 pixels
- 720p HD video recording
- 1280?720 pixels
Connectivity
Bluetooth & USB v3.0 with EDR Stereo & v2.0 Mini USB
Headset 3.5mm stereo headset jack
Radio Stereo FM with RDS
WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n
DLNA Capable
GPS A-GPS
3G Yes
Video & Audio
Video Formats MPEG4, H.264, H.263, WMV, DivX, Xvid, VC-1
Recording & Playback 1080@30fps
Audio Formats MP3, OGG, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR-NB
AMR-WB, WMA, WAV, MID, AC3, IMY, FLAC, XMF
Battery
Type Li-Ion 1850mAh Standard Battery
Standby Time ?
Talk Time ?
Other Features Adobe 10.1 Flash compatibility
HDMI out, Easy Set-up, AllShare
Samsung Kies 2.0, Samsung Kies air
Wi-Fi Hotspot Functionality
Android Market, G-mail, Google Maps, G-Talk
Friend Stream, Skype Integration, Twitter and Facebook Integration, YouTube
SRS Mobile Surround
Quickoffice, Digital compass
Gyroscope
Colors Availability Black



Price & Availability

The Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket handset for AT&T will be available to purchase from November 6th for $249.99 on a two-year contract agreement with the carrier.



Read more: Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket Full Specifications And Price Details - Gadgetian

 

[SteveISU]

Does it have AP mobile? lol


Better processor than the OG SII?

 

[ChrisM47]

So this isn't using the T-Mobile Qualcomm CPU? aka 1.5GHz but still slower than 1.2GHz Exynos.....

 

[LotusLord]

I'd think it'd be using the Exynos, since T-Mo is only using the Qualcomm because it supports AWS.

 

[planoman]

We know the battey size, but the talk and standby times are missing. It will be interesting to see. Not much heavier than the sgsII 130 g to 116 g.

 

[phositadc]

So this isn't using the T-Mobile Qualcomm CPU? aka 1.5GHz but still slower than 1.2GHz Exynos.....

FYI "CPU Dual-core 1.5GHz XMM6260 Coretx-A9 Processor, Mali-400MP GPU" is Exynos. Google is your friend.

 

[blopez24]

edit:

Never mind i guess i miss read it. Good to go i might get this but im leaning more towards the vivid.

 

[SteveISU]

I have my 4s to fall back on, will return my S2 and go check out the LTE on the 6th.

 

[Mercurial_Morpheus]

This is the only site that's named the processor that I've seen. I'll wait until a more official source does so before accepting it has an Exynos. It's more likely the T-mobile version with LTE.

 

[raycpe]

This is the only site that's named the processor that I've seen. I'll wait until a more official source does so before accepting it has an Exynos. It's more likely the T-mobile version with LTE.

What chip does the Roger's version have? I would think it would be closer to that one.

 

[CZ Eddie]

This is the only site that's named the processor that I've seen. I'll wait until a more official source does so before accepting it has an Exynos. It's more likely the T-mobile version with LTE.

I think you're right. Everything I've read leads me to believe this is the exact same phone that Rogers and T-Mobile received. Just that it has AT&T LTE bands instead.

 

[NegativeBeef]

So are these specs 100% confirmed? And does this one really have an FM radio or is it another "mistake?"

 

[ChrisM47]

I am hoping it's a Exynos =/

 

[CZ Eddie]

Looks like the Skyrocket is the same height as the T-Mobile Galaxy S II Epic Touch, but is slimmer and not as wide. But retains the same screen size.
This is good & bad.
Good because it won't feel as big.
Bad because I can't order any Touch cases to fit the Skyrocket. Or other accessories.
Not even sure I want to chance ordering a screen protector. Which means I'll have to pay $$$ for these things at the AT&T store.

 

[SteveISU]

I am hoping it's a Exynos =/

So the T-mobile processor is crap? (Forgive me I know nothing about this stuff).

 

[LotusLord]

So the T-mobile processor is crap? (Forgive me I know nothing about this stuff).

Not crap, but not as good as the one in the other GS2 models.

 

[ChrisM47]

So the T-mobile processor is crap? (Forgive me I know nothing about this stuff).

How Samsung’s chip change-up affects the T-Mobile Galaxy S II | ExtremeTech

 

[SteveISU]

How Samsung?s chip change-up affects the T-Mobile Galaxy S II | ExtremeTech

Thanks! Lets hope we find out for sure before Sunday.

 

[jflexe99]

Hot damn! Going from 1650 to 1850 for battery. I would hope the .2 inches more doesn't drain much on the screen. If the battery life is as good as the SG2, I will be VERY pleased. If better.....that would be awesome. Plus a good jump to 1.5 cpu, and GOOD ones....can't wait till next Sunday.

So you guy thinking ICS will be coming to this beast right when it comes to the GS2?

 

[CZ Eddie]

How Samsung?s chip change-up affects the T-Mobile Galaxy S II | ExtremeTech

Hey, there is one good thing from that article regarding the Qualcom.

The Snapdragon will offer users one additional benefit [compared against Exynos] in the form of better battery life. The Qualcomm-designed Scorpion to be capable of asynchronous operation, making it possible for an unneeded core to be clocked down independently. This is much better for standby time and low-impact tasks.