Well, it's been a long time coming, but you fine folks living in the good ol' U-S-of-A are finally getting blessed with Galaxy S IIs to call your own. Conspicuously missing from the party is Verizon, but Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T are all getting in on the Super AMOLED Plus action under the guise of the Epic 4G Touch on Sprint and just plain old Galaxy S II on AT&T and T-Mo. As we had heard earlier the Epic 4G Touch is sportsmanly



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document.write( a slightly larger 4.52-inch screen as will the T-Mobile variant, while AT&T is bond with the 4.3-inch panel found on the international model. Sprint vocation will be first to get their shot at owning one on September 16th for $200, with AT&T and T-Mobile a little further down the road. elseways there are very few surprises here, with a 1.2GHz Exynos pushing Gingerbread and TouchWiz to each gorgeous screen. All are packing 16GB of municipal storage and being pitched as 4G handsets -- with WiMax on board the Sprint model and HSPA+ for T-Mo and AT&T. Ma Bell's is scilicet championing its variant as the "thinnest 4G smartphone," which might have being to do with the smaller 1650 mAh battery inside (the Epic 4G Touch is sportsmanly



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document.write( an 1800 mAh pack). Check back soon for some hands-on.

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