Help are their differences in the AT&T to the international galaxy S2

[justabrake]

I was reading a thread where it says there is a difference with AT&T version to the International version I'm not talking about the t-mobile epic

However the AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy S2 will not use the physical home button of the original smartphone in its place capacitive buttons will be used on the smartphone.

Are there any other differences ?

 

[ironass]

This may help you...

Samsung Galaxy S II AT&T vs. Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II - GSMArena.com

 

[justabrake]

This may help you...

Samsung Galaxy S II AT&T vs. Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II - GSMArena.com

thanks ! I seen at another forum that it says AT&T is a little bigger because it has the NFC chip in it,

what's the difference between the cpu's ?

Exynos chipset i9100
Samsung Exynos C210 chipset AT&T

 

[Gearu]

Personally I've come to dislike the 'international' edition's physical homekey, it gets loaded with finger grease and I'm wondering if I could replace it with one of the all-capactitive screens should I ever drop my phone and it cracks, should work, although having the extra key (magnifying glass thing, wth is it for?) will suck.

 

[justabrake]

Personally I've come to dislike the 'international' edition's physical homekey, it gets loaded with finger grease and I'm wondering if I could replace it with one of the all-capactitive screens should I ever drop my phone and it cracks, should work, although having the extra key (magnifying glass thing, wth is it for?) will suck.

personally I would of liked this phone even better if they would have made it like sprints epic bigger screen more cpu power for AT&T

 

[Gearu]

Well you may be interested in this article about upcoming SIIs with the new 1.5ghz processor.
Samsung Shows Off New 1.5GHz Exynos 4212 Dual-core Processor

 

[justabrake]

Personally I've come to dislike the 'international' edition's physical homekey, it gets loaded with finger grease and I'm wondering if I could replace it with one of the all-capactitive screens should I ever drop my phone and it cracks, should work, although having the extra key (magnifying glass thing, wth is it for?) will suck.

it's funny I went out tonight and looked in the sprint and AT&T store, Also t-mobile store and looks like there not restocking any phones I guess they are waiting to be bought out !, the phones in the sprint and AT&T store have no physical keys on any of there phones LOL

only tmobile store had all physical keys on every phone, all old junk phones surprised anyone would be in there

anyway looking at them gave me some thoughts about that physical key thing now !

I'm wondering if other people had anything to say about that key LOL I hope it doesn't feel anything like the ones I felt in the tmobile store,


Also to mention I notice that the LG's and HTC's in AT&T feel like more quality built then the samsungs , samsungs have no weight to them where as HTC has that nice felt grip backing and the LG's have some good quality feel to them

 

[Screech]

...although having the extra key (magnifying glass thing, wth is it for?) will suck.

It is the search button. Same function as long pressing the menu button on the international version of the phone, just a little faster due to not having to long press it.

 

[justabrake]

engadget's AT&T review a must read before purchasing

h ttp://w ww.engadget.com/2011/09/30/atandt-samsung-galaxy-s-ii-review/

 

[Gearu]

The home key is made of plastic, not gorilla glass like one could assume, my screen is pristine yet my HK button has some scratches on it. I'm going to get it replaced with a piece of onyx I think, if I don't opt for the other screen.