Samsung Galaxy S II (T-Mobile) tour - part 2 of 2

MobileBurn.com - The T-Mobile version of Samsung's Galaxy S II features a number of changes from the original, global market device. The 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display is larger, the 1.5GHz dual-core processor is faster, and the 1850mAh battery is larger - among other more minor changes. All of this adds up to a fast, beautiful Android 2.3 Gingerbread device that is a pleasure to use. More info: http://www.mobileburn.com/news.jsp?Id=16418

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[atul0002]

To seperate single notifications all u gotta do is click on it and it takes that notification away.

[mobileburn]

@atul0002 If you tap on a notification it takes you to the application that handles the notification, it doesn't just clear the notification.

[atul0002]

@mobileburn Yeah but thats the point of notifications. I usually just look at the notifications i want and then just clear the rest.

[mobileburn]

@atul0002 Right, but some other phones let you just clear a single notification. That way you can leave the ones you wish to remain, as a reminder, perhaps, and can get rid of the ones that don't need your attention without having to open up a bunch of apps by tapping on them.

[RobynHode8]

Note to MobileBurn: There exists phones with iOS 5, BlackBerry OS 7 and Windows Phone 7.5. There is a world outside of Android. Visit it because your site has become boring and predictable.

[Kestay22]

The double tap feature he can't get to work is because he is not using it correctly. It is supposed to be used in the "Voice Talk" app. When you are in this app the double tap works extremely well just like when he demoed it.

[winfire82]

@GundamDestiny10

yea, that's network..I get great 4g outside my house..but once inside it drops to 2g or edge signal. 

[yulissarox555]

Ahh I want this

[x605813]

My phone is coming in three days, can't wait.

[sillypinkdoor69]

Is there a front-facing camera?

[CityFlashLights]

@BrianLopez397 Haha, im getting it in 4-5

[CityFlashLights]

@mobileburn there is only one phone that supports that, the Galaxy Nexus, not SOME phones. and thats because ICS allows that, older versions of android can not do that

[GundamDestiny10]

i just got my samsung galaxy s2 on tmobile last week, but the problem is im having a very hard time getting 4G network, and when i am on 4G network it doesnt even say its in hspa. i get EDGE most of the time and barely load my browser. is this the problem with the phone or just the network? and i do always get strong signal strength.

[ZIdar25]

@RobynHode8 Jerk

[BrianLopez397]

going to get this phone in 3 months (: