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Samsung's Galaxy Admire 2 is easy on the eye and stocked with Android 4.1's software amenities. The 5-megapixel camera is quite good and the Muve Music service adds extra value.The Admire 2 feels heavy in the hand. If you're not in Cricket's 4G LTE area, data is slow. Muve Music's stuttery software is showing its age, and call quality was mediocre.

Buy the samsung galaxy cases for Cricket's best midrange value, though a few performance drawbacks mar the experience.So long as you have a constant data connection and a bit of patience, the Samsung Galaxy Admire 2 (also known as the Axiom for U.S. Cellular) is a pretty good little smartphone for Cricket's lineup.

Compact, heavy, and a spitting image of last year's flagship Galaxy S3, the Admire 2 is nevertheless a smooth, polished Android 4.1 showing that has the added benefits of 4G LTE support, Cricket's Muve Music service, and a quite decent camera.For $249.99 off-contract (or $11 down and $11 per month for 23 months), it's one of the priciest Cricket Muve Music phones around, but it's a significant savings over the higher-powered, but also much more costly Samsung Galaxy S4 ($580 in all) and Galaxy S3 ($480).

Music-loving Cricket customers should consider the likable Admire 2, but also be aware of its flaws: namely, the carrier's limited 4G footprint, and a frequently unstable music service that's overdue for an overhaul.If you're wondering how the Admire 2 compares with Samsung galaxy cases original Admire, forget it. The two phones are like night and day. It's better if you see the Admire 2 as a modified Galaxy S3 Mini (which, of course, is already a heavily modified S3).iyd3DF2d

Samsung starts with a hefty (4.8-ounce!), compact pill-shaped body that stands 4.8 inches tall, 2.6 inches wide and 0.48 inch thick. Shiny blue-gray accents brighten up the illusion of brushed metal all over the smooth, high-gloss surfaces. The phone fits well in the hand and is short enough for my pockets, though its girth gives it a noticeably bulkier fit.An Android 4.1 Jelly Bean phone, Samsung adds its typical TouchWiz OS on top.

Like the design, this interface is last year's model, and doesn't have quite the number of assets found in top-tier phones like the Galaxy S4. Don't let that worry you. You'll still be able to gain quick access to system controls, use NFC and S Beam, and turn the phone into a hot spot (with the right kind of plan).
Phablet fans, take note: samsung galaxy s4 cases hotly anticipated Galaxy Note 3 will arrive on the Sprint network in less than three weeks -- October 4, to be exact.

Announced earlier this month, the Galaxy Note 3 is a revamped and upgraded version of the popular Galaxy Note 2, a cell phone/tablet hybrid that has scored well in the young market for gadgets that bridge the gap between the two categories.

Samsung has made a lot of changes in the newest version of the i9500 S4 Note. Here’s what you need to know if you’re thinking of buying one.
The centerpiece of the device is an upgraded, quad-core, 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon800 CPU, a substantial upgrade to the 1.6GHz CPU that shipped on the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Samsung has also increased the overall size of the screen a bit to 5.7 inches, keeping the width the same but stretching the vertical reach by a fraction of an inch. Resolution also increases from 720 x 1280 pixels to a fuller 1080 x 1920 pixels.

On the software side, the Galaxy Note 3 will run the latest version of Android, version 4.3, along with Samsung galaxy cases TouchWiz customizations. You won’t see a dramatic difference between this and the Android 4.1 OS running on the Galaxy Note II, but users interested in strapping the new Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch to their wrist will appreciate the native device support built into this newest version of Android.