Samsung i727 Passes FCC, May Become AT&T’s First LTE Offering

September 2, 2011

Samsung i727 Passes FCC, May Become AT&T’s First LTE Offering 3

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The Samsung i727 device has passed the FCC and may become AT&T’s first LTE offering on their upcoming 4G network. The device shares the same A3LSGHi727 Rogers' Galaxy S II LTE model number and is therefore rumored to be the upgraded version of AT&T’s recently announced 4G-less Galaxy S II device. With so few details available, some have also speculated that it could be one of Samsung’s recently announced Galaxy R devices or perhaps even the Impulse we showed you last week.

It may serve us best to put the guessing aside and play wait-and-see on this one, but I'd much prefer if you'd leave a comment with your thoughts.

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