13 Samsung Smartphones offered by the Big Three Carriers
What kind of smartphone - or "superphone" you have as Bell is calling some of these feature-laden mobile devices these days - is a hot topic of discussion at a social event.
The person struggling for a conversation piece takes out their phone and the guy next to them goes: "I have a Samsung smartphone too! We have the same phone!".
That's not the case very often with Samsung though as there's stunningly an unlucky thirteen different smartphones you could potentially own from the big three carriers- many of which look the exact same.
Click the jump to figure out how your Samsung phone stacks up to what else is out there.
1) Samsung Galaxy S Glide (Rogers) - 4G Android 2.3 model has a QWERTY keyboard and dual core processing with 4GB memory.
2) Samsung Galaxy S Infuse 4G (Rogers) - 4G Android 2.3 Touchscreen with a 13 day standby battery life and 16GB internal memory.
3) Samsung Galaxy S II LTE (Rogers) - LTE Android 2.3 model that's great for mobile gaming due to fastest speeds.
4) Galaxy Nexus (Rogers, Bell, Telus Google Phone) - While offered by Bell and Telus as well, has Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS and 720p HD video on a mobile screen.
5) Samsung Focus (Rogers) - A Windows Phone similar to the Nokia Lumia Series.
6) Samsung Galaxy Note (Telus, Bell) - 5.3" screen with a Digital "S" Pen to sketch with.
7) Samsung Galaxy S II X (Telus, Bell)- 4G Android Ice Cream Sandwich model coming in 2012. Rated 4.6/5.
8) Samsung Galaxy Ace (Telus) - Powerful, easy to use smartphone on Android 2.3 rated 4.2/5.
9) Samsung Galaxy S Fascinate 4G (Telus) - Rated just 4/5 and doesn't come with TELUS Mobile TV.
10) Galaxy Nexus S (Telus) - Android 2.3 Google phone with NFC capabilities. Rated 4.4/5.
11) Samsung Galaxy W (Bell) - Android 2.3 phone with only 14.4 Mbps speeds and Bluetooth 2.1
12) Samsung Galaxy Gio (Bell) - Anrdoid phone with just 7.2 Mbps speeds.
13) Samsung Galaxy 551 (Bell) - Android 4G phone with just 7.2 Mbps speeds and a keyboard.
