Smasung Epic 4G Touch for... Sprint? (Preview)

Getting ready for its release in a few days, the Samsung Epic 4G Touch is one of the first Galaxy S II Phones to hit the united states. Embedded with a 1.2GHz dual core Samsung Exynos processor and 1G of ram, this 4.5in Touchscreen smart phone might be one of the best phones available for Sprint users. And of course running the latest android software(2.3).

With an 8MP camera, 2MP front facing camera, 1080p HD Video and dual LED flash, this phone is running with the big dogs. What puts it above all its other competitors is its getting all its power from a 1800mAh battery!!! That's amazing(feel my excitement!) This phone should last you all day, with no problems.

This phone comes standard with all the bells and whistles that any new smartphone would. Micro USB, Blue Tooth, WiFi and upgradable to 32g of memory. The official release date for this phone is Sep. 16, 2011! That's just a few days away. Make sure you get your hands on the Samsung Epic 4G Touch while you can!

HP’s Leap of Faith

HP decides to stop making webOS hardware (phones/tablets)…

Whether you are a fan of HP products and webOS or not, getting your hands on a HP TouchPad tablet for $99 is a steal. Since this is no secret, it might be hard to leave your computer and get one now because most places are sold out. But don’t be alarmed, HP is still planning on continuing webOS. They are hoping to join with another companty to license this software on different devices. If you already have a webOS device, you may still see webOS updates in the future.

Running a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core processor, user experience should be anything but sluggish. Married to a nice 9.7 inch, 1024 x 768 pixel touch screen, and a lovely price, you can’t go wrong. A down fall about HP’s webOS is its lack of applications from outside users (a.k.a. third party applications).

But don’t get all frazzled, there is good news (kinda) emerging from the wood work. Developers, like the popular CyanogenMod software makers who ported Android to the Barnes & Noble NOOK Color, are planning to port Ubuntu (Linux) and the ever so popular Google Android to this HP Tablet. So for all you android lovers out there, be patient and you can get an affordable tablet running your favorite OS.

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