Speed Test of Samsung 4G Infuse:

  In New York City press event held for the Samsung Infuse 4G, both Samsung and AT&T execute the speedy abilities of the handset since it’ll be the carrier’s very first device featuring HSPA+ Category 14, which should get theoretical speeds of up to 21Mbps. Moreover, unlike the HTC Inspire 4G and Motorola ATRIX 4G before it, the Infuse 4G will have HSUPA on board at launch. Seeing that we now have the device in hand, we’re just curious to see what kind of speeds it’ll put out right now – prior to launch.

  Unfortunately though, the results are far away from being admirable, since it’s given that prestigious “4G” moniker in its name, namely due to the lackluster numbers it’s able to put out. Specifically, we got download speeds ranging from 114kbps to 188kbps, while upload speeds hovered around 49kbps to 625kbps.

  After that, we decided to test it later again, but instead of that, we did it this time around in the greater Philadelphia region. Interestingly enough, download speeds improved dramatically with speeds ranging from 1433kbps to 3393kbps, while upload speeds marginally improving to 119kbps to 490kbps.

Samsung Infuse 4G Unboxing Video

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 Now  its the launch date and on-contract pricing are known, we’re better able to grasp the sheer amount of anticipation surround the Samsung's 4G Infuse. In any event, this handset is surely shaping up to me a monster device for AT&T’s lineup – even more with its sharp razor thin profile, and with a magnificent Super AMOLED Plus display, and its HSPA+ connectivity.

 Although its retail packaging might be all the ordinary, some of its well-known features are blatantly mentioned on its sides to let people know exactly what they’re getting themselves into. Specifically, it mentions items such as HSPA+ with enhanced backhaul, 4.5 inch Super AMOLED Plus display, Android 2.2 platform, and an 8-megapixel rear & 1.3-megapixel front facing cameras.


 Without any doubt, it’s shocking to see how thin looking the handset really is when compared to other devices pushing the 4.3” and up mark with screen sizes. Granted that it’s completely constructed out of plastic, we’re agreeable with its construction, which in turn, makes the handset feel super lightweight. Turning it on and getting situated with the TouchWiz interface layered on top of Android 2.2 Froyo, some will appreciate its uniqueness, while others might be distracted by it. Either way, it’s running at a reasonable rate thus far. We’ll be putting it through the paces over the next few days, but check back soon as we’ll have our in-depth review up shortly!

Samsung 4G Infuse

Android phones are made for 4G networks. Thanks to its 4.5 inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 480×800, using the Infuse when your outside on a sunny day is no big deal. Like the LG and HTC, the Samsung model features an 8 megapixel camera and a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera for video calls. The processor on the Samsung is a 1.2GHz single-core Hummingbird processor – and if it weren’t for the latest dual-core processor phones – this would have been one of the fastest phones on the market. The Infuse is also running Froyo, with Samsung’s TouchWiz UI on top. The phone will be available in the US through AT&T, and they’re marketing it as the mobile network’s thinnest phone yet.