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Chief among them, of course, is the power to connect to high-speed 4G networks. In completely unrelated news, I'm sure, Sprint also picked today to announce seven new markets that will get 4G coverage through the Clearwire
4G networking is much faster than the prevailing 3G standards, but devices making use of the technology are scarce. When the (gasping for air!) HTC EVO 4G phone (whew!) hits Sprint stores this summer, it will surely be followed by plenty of alternatives. Verizon
Then there's the Samsung Galaxy S, also announced today. It sports a uniquely slim shape, the most advanced OLED screen seen so far, and reportedly a better touch-screen experience thanks to a rethinking of how the screen elements are put together. This one appears to be aimed at networks like AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile. The original Samsung Galaxy made me drool uncontrollably last year but never actually came to America. This time, it's even better and we've been promised an American release.
Forbes calls the Galaxy S "a revolutionary smart phone" that will be "Samsung's Apple
Should Apple be running scared of the Android invasion yet ? Discuss in the comments below.