Samsung Acclaim Android Phone for U.S. Cellular

by Antonio Wells May 14, 2010 8:32 AM – 8 Comments

U.S. Cellular will launch another Android smartphone along with the HTC Desire, called Samsung Acclaim. It features Android 2.1, 3.2 HVGA screen, full physical QWERTY keyboard in a side slider form factor, with plans to drop in July. We look forward to checking it out, what about you U.S. Cellular customers?

[Via Engadget]

Tags: Android Phone, Samnsung, Samsung Acclaim, U.S. Cellular, U.S. Cellular Android Phones

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8 Comments

By dave on May 14, 2010 at 11:00 am:

FYI- in america, when you “drop” something, you are discarding it. when i read your post, at first i thought they were cutting the phone from their line-up.

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- By Sam on May 14, 2010 at 11:26 am:
  
  FYI in the English language there’s also something called context clues. When I read it I clearly saw it for an adverb and not in the literal sense. Lets us our thinking caps people.
  
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  - By dave on May 14, 2010 at 2:27 pm:
    
    Your right, context makes the sentence “Lets us our thinking caps people” understandable.
    
    (I’m just having fun!)
    
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    - By LoLo on May 24, 2010 at 12:10 pm:
      
      Yeah… Drop as in, My album will drop this summer
      
      Anywho, I was about to switch to T-Mobile for the Motorola Cliq cause I need more capabilities for my phone. ( work emails and the such)
      
      I wonder if they will give an unlimited data plan for prepaid for the Android Phones
      
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      - By Android Tapp on May 24, 2010 at 12:14 pm:
        
        I’m not sure they offer unlimited data plan for prepaid
By Jay on July 17, 2010 at 1:41 pm:

Have the acclaim now. Tried Verizon and the Motorola Droid for the last 30 days but Verizon coverage did not work for me so I am back with US Cellular where I had been for the previous 11 years. That being said, the Samsung phone is close to the Motorola Droid, but not quite there. The Moto feels more like quality, the Samsung a little cheap and flimsy. The Samsung does not support all the apps that the Moto does, and why come to market with Android 2.1 when 2.2 is available? In a perfect world, I would have a Motorola Droid on US Cellular service.

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By Rob Brookhart on July 19, 2010 at 6:32 pm:

I got this phone… It has already been returned. The worst phone I have ever had. Dropping calls, losing signals in places I have never had issues. Battery life if using gps was less than an hour. Apps locking up while sitting next to a friend with his HTC getting them to run. Touch screen is very inaccurate.

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By Alicia JoAnn on August 6, 2010 at 6:49 am:

This is not my favorite phone. I have a dead phone half the time because it can’t hold a battery charge…even when GPS is disabled. The aps are ok, but not sure there’s anything there I can’t live without. The unlimited data plan required with this phone w/US Cellular is $30 a month on top of your normal plan. Touch is pretty accurate though, way better than the Samsung Delve, which I just switched from.

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