Samsung Epic 4G 2 (SPH-D705) Shows Up In Cellbrite System – Where’s It Headed?

Sprint has announced that the Samsung Epic 4G will be available for preorder starting Friday, August 13. Those who preorder the Epic 4G will be able to pick it up on August 31. It will cost $250 with a new contract. Sprint said it is trying a new preordering system. Preordered Epic 4Gs will need to be picked up by 6pm on September 1. Sprint stores will open at 8am on tthe 31st. It will also be available at RadioShack, Best Buy and Wal~Mart.

The latest 4G enabled smartphone to play nice on Sprint’s 4G WiMAX network, the Samsung Epic 4G is due release on the 31st of this month, so if you want to make sure you get one you’ll need to pre-order the device.Well according to Quentyn Kennemer of Phandroid, you can now pre-order the Samsung Epic 4G from RadioShack, although apparently it’s somewhat unclear just how much they are asking for the Samsung Epic.

Sprint and Samsung today announced the Sprint variant of the Galaxy S Android phone from Samsung, the Epic 4G. The Epic 4G is the second phone to be launched by Sprint with WiMax on board. The Epic 4G supports ...
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Way back in March 2011 we told you of an early alpha of CyanogenMod 7 for the Samsung Epic 4G (SPH-D700). Unfortunately, the smartphone wasn't officially included as a supported device, it was just a port of the insanely popular CM7 source made to work on the Epic 4G -- and progress since then has been very slow.

Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 is still capable of turning heads, as evidenced by this screenshot that shows what can be done with the engine's new foliage system. The image, tweeted by Epic PR manager Dana Cowley, looks amazing. Finally garden-gamers have something to get excited about besides Pikmin or Plants vs Zombies... ...

Virtually everything there is to know about the second 4G enabled smartphone, the Samsung Epic 4G is already out in the open with the exception of when the device is coming and how much it will cost, but that has now been revealed.Yes folks, according to an article over on Engadget by Ross Miller, Sprint has finally posted the release date and pricing for the slide out QWERTY and WiMAX packing Samsung Epic 4G to their website, and the release date will be Tuesday the 31st of August.

The latest smartphone to hit the Sprint network is of course the second device to be able to surf a 4G network, the Samsung Epic 4G which has been available in the US, but it the Samsung Epic better than the HTC EVO 4G?Jason Chen over at Gizmodo has now given the Samsung Epic 4G the once over and come up with a very lengthy review of the device which starts off by asking if the Epic is better than the EVO and replies “In almost every way.”