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is on its way towards debuting this month in the U.S.
, dubbed the Samsung Within, has passed through the FCC and it looks to have WiMAX functionality, meaning it will be a 4G powerhouse. This is good news for the Galaxy S2, and it might actually be a good thing that the Galaxy S2 had a delayed release in the States. If the Within is a 4G smartphone, there's no doubt that the other versions for the other U.S. carriers will also be 4G enabled., and that's not including the United States! With the rumor that August will be the month that the Galaxy S2 arrives in the States, one has to wonder how much more they'll be able to sell. 
will finally land in the U.S., rumors are abound that the Verizon version of the Galaxy S2, that has been named the Samsung Function, will arrive on August 12. Shortly thereafter, the other various versions of the Galaxy S2 will be seen on the other U.S. carriers. It looks like the future is looking brighter for Samsung!
will be released in the U.S. next month! can now be added to the list of Samsung manufactured Android handsets that will have CyanogenMod 7 builds on the Galaxy S2. These aren't Release Candidate (RC) releases, so there is a chance that certain functionality won't work with the build. Though, if you do have the Galaxy S2 and just cannot wait to get CyanogenMod 7, this is your chance! available in their line up of smartphones, through Bell. The current rumored release date is July 21st. While originally rumored to be released on the 14th, it seems this week delay is to ensure that Bell has enough Galaxy S2 smartphones in their inventory before they release it to the market. A wise plan.
or if it will be a rebranded Samsung Infuse
. If it's the former, T-Mobile will once again be the first major U.S. carrier to release the Galaxy S series smartphone. If it's the latter, the Hercules may end up being a disappointment for most folks. has been one of the most highly anticipated smartphones to be released. Samsung was originally known as a decent, Korean electronics company that also released smartphones. It wasn't until the Samsung Galaxy S came out that Samsung truly began their domination of the smartphone market. Now, the Galaxy S2 looks to take on the throne. 
was released in its native home of Korea and Europe but it still has to make a landing in the U.S. The biggest question is, why? Why is it taking so long for the Samsung Galaxy S2 to arrive to the United States. They've already seemingly given each version of the Galaxy S2 a brand for each U.S. carrier and yet the phone still seems to be far from within reach. Read more after the break.
series will have a counterpart with Windows Phone 7 preloaded rather than Android. If this true, Samsung is walking down quite the slippery path. By expanding into Windows Phone 7, they are finding a new opportunity for expansion, but at the same time, they're having their own product compete against itself. With the Samsung Galaxy S2 hitting 3 million sales, half of which was domestic in Korea, they've taken over quite the market. Releasing a variant of the Galaxy that has Windows Phone 7 may harm their way towards global market domination.