First LTE 4G mobile phones

Samsung seemed to meet endless phone market. This time, they launched the Samsung Craft, with the claim as the world's first commercial handset that supports 4G technology Long Term Evolution (LTE).

Craft Samsung released in the United States by local telecom operators, MetroPCS. MetroPCS already build the LTE network in Uncle Sam's country that will be enjoyed by users Samsung Craft.

Samsung Craft physical shape looks similar to the Samsung 4G released the Epic and supports the WiMax operator Sprint. The most obvious, is Samsung's Craft has a sliding-style qwerty keyboard.

Only if the open Android OS-based Epic, Samsung Craft uses a proprietary OS made by Samsung with TouchWizz interface. This is quite unfortunate, as such, Samsung Craft does not have an open OS.

Using a 3.3-inch AMOLED screen, this phone has pretty feature complete. For example 3.2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and MicroSD slot.

The LTE network's apparently still operating MetroPCS offers Samsung Craft limited so new in the city of Las Vegas. LTE promises MetroPCS will soon be operated in other cities by the end of 2010.