It has been a little over a month since we reviewed Verizon’s first 4G LTE smartphone, the HTC ThunderBolt,
as we were impressed by its data speeds, software, and overall
performance, though we are still having an issue with the device cycling
through 4G, 3G, and 1x for no apparent reason, which we discussed here. Now with the new Samsung Droid Charge
approaching release, we have high hopes for it, as it comes packed with
a Super AMOLED Plus display, 1GHz Hummingbird processor, an 8MP camera,
and of course 4G LTE. Let’s see if it has what it takes to steal away
customers from buying the ThunderBolt.
Included in the retail box
is the Samsung Droid Charge SCH-i510 phone with a 32GB Class 2
microSDHC memory card pre-installed, 1600mAh battery, wall charger with a
1-meter detachable microUSB cable, and user guides.Even
though the Samsung Droid Charge is not in the “Galaxy” line, its
overall design does remind us some of the Samsung Fascinate and Samsung
Continuum for Verizon, as it has a plastic construction with chrome
around the edges, and a gray colored back that is slick to the touch.
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