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Samsung Vibrant Leaked for T-mobile
June 22, 2010 | by Jorge Parrales
Android, Android News, Android Phones, Carriers, Samsung, T-Mobile
Well, there you have it. Yesterday, we reported the rumor that the Samsung Galaxy S appeared to be the endgame in T-mobile’s mystery twitter charade, and today the guys over at CellPhone Signal are the first to deliver us with some pretty official-looking pics of the Samsung Vibrant, which is T-mobile’s apparent nickname for the Galaxy S.
At this point, it would be a bit of a surprise for this to not be the “big thing” T-mobile has planned for July 21, and if their hints on Twitter are any indication of what is to come with the device, you can expect to see it come pre-loaded with Sims 3 and Amazon’s Kindle app. It is also expected to be equipped with the movie “Avatar”, native Go-Go in-flight internet support, an HD-capable video recorder, FM radio and 16 GB of internal storage.
As more details arrive, you can certainly count on us to update you with that information, so stay tuned to Androinica!
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what happened to the front facing camera?
What about the Galaxy S with physical keyboard? Is that coming to tmo at the same time?
As far as we can tell right now, the Galaxy S Pro (physical keyboard) is going to be exclusive to Sprint.
@CAlexander03 : They got rid of it, just like AT&T did. It's ridiculous that the carriers just don't get it.
I don’t think the FFC not being on it was that big of a deal cuz how many people do you know that will have that with there phones ? I just wanted a led flash for the 5mp camera
I need the ffc. just cause a few people don care for it they should get rid off it. they should let the client decide if they want it or not. I'm one of the clients that really care for it. really disapointed they took this feature out.