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Samsung Galaxy SII LTE (Long-Term Evolution): More classy and faster that Galaxy SII with HDMI out

Samsung Galaxy SII LTE both bigger and better than the Samsung Galaxy SII. The Galaxy II LTE runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread  OS. With the processor speed of dual-core 1.5GHz, IGB of RAM, Internal Memory of 16GB with some elements of design that Samsung has thrown in and this time the handset have HDMI out.

The shape of the handset is a bit different from Galaxy SII, is like the square shape of the Galaxy II has had its corner softened a touch.  The LTE version is almost a halfway house between that and the Nexus S. It's also marginally thicker with the chin on the reverse much closer to the overall profile of the rest of the phone.

On the rear, the camera (8 megapixels and 2Megapixels in front) has also been rejigged slightly and the textured back covered smoothed out. Where the flash on the device used to sit lateral compared to the camera lens, it's now one on top of the other. All the same, the actual imaging system, and specs thereof, remains the same.

What the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE offers is a pretty hefty 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display and somehow that extra 0.2 inches on the diagonal does make a difference.

Other features of Samsung Galaxy S II LTE include Active noise cancellation with dedicated Mic, TV-out (via MHL AV link), Digital compass, Calendar, Organizer, Voice memodialcommands and Predictive text input (Swype). The Samsung Galaxy S II LTE comes integrated with SNS, a document editor for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, , Google Talk and Picasa. To add up more, it has Java games in it and has a music player as well. On the whole, Samsung Galaxy S II LTE is a nice smartphone with excellent features.

Samsung Galaxy SII LTE is a bit thicker and heavier than its non-LTE equivalent (Galaxy SII) , coming in at 9.49 mm instead of 8.49, and weighing 130.5g instead of 116 g.

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