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Originally Posted by derfnoslen
What's the point of buying a Ferrari that can't nowadays.... it's 2011? But I understand your point, it's a great phone. I don't think it's the most capable, most powerful smartphone on the market however. The G2 is in the same sphere IMHO.. and CNET's and a few other sites.
The point is that Samsung failed to deliver which I knew they would do. It's a great phone but it's not supported well and that's why I advised people to wait until the next Android release. IF the Epic is the greatest, it's time is at an end.. and it still doesn't have the update. smh
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Don't get me wrong. I don't plan on keeping it forever. I know people that still have the original iPhone (seriously?) I am already looking forward to what the next great thing will be. As a Sprint Premier customer I can get an upgrade discount once a year, so you can bet that in August I'll be looking to see what's at the top of the food chain. However, the Epic is the first phone I have ever owned that I am actually happy with now. When I got my TouchPro, I couldn't wait for the TP2, and when I finally got it I was tired of it and ready to move up in less than 2 months. I've had my Epic for almost 5 months now and I am still impressed with it. I agree that Sammy needs to step up and get some better support going, but we have a great dev community supporting it, so I don't really feel like I'm missing anything.