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The Samsung Fascinate is Verizon's "Bing"ed-out version of the Galaxy S. Like the other phones, it sports a 4-inch super AMOLED screen, Android 2.1 (will upgrade to 2.2), 1GHz Hummingbird processor and a 5MP camera with LED flash.
What sets it apart from the other devices is the Bing integration, which has caused lots of stir in the Android community.
Availability
Available
Carriers: Verizon
Announced: June 29, 2010
Release Date: September 9, 2010
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by Chris Parsons
Dec 27, 2010
Post sounds familiar right? Well, this time it's for real and we're guessing the files won't get pulled down a second time around. Samsung has decided to give folks in Canada some finalized Froyo love...
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by Phil Nickinson
Dec 24, 2010
Not to get anybody's hopes up, but if this internal specs comparison is to believed, Verizon plans for Adobe Flash to be available on the Samsung Fascinate by the end of 2010. And to have Flash, ...
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by Cory Streater
Dec 14, 2010
The Mobi Products skin case is a single-piece, wraparound case for the Samsung Fascinate and Mesmerize. The case material is a flexible rubber with a grippy matte surface. The phone easily slides in a...
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by Cory Streater
Nov 22, 2010
The Mobi Hard Shell Case for the Verizon Fascinate and U.S. Cellular Mesmerize comprises two pieces that quickly snap together around the perimeter of the Fascinate. Each piece is made of durable har...
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by Kyle Gibb
Nov 18, 2010
Verizon has just announced a new promotion that will provide a bit of extra incentive for users in family plans to upgrade to a smartphone this Christmas season. The offer gets rid of the $9.99 per ...
