The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze was demoed at Mobile World Congress and will be available from T-Mobile for $149.99 after a $50 main-in rebate.
First looks of Samsung Galaxy S Blaze show it to be fast and sticking to the Samsung winning formula with some calling it "half 2011 and half 2010" or middle of the pack. We originally found the name confusing because it's not fully Samsung Galaxy S II, either.
The Samsung Galaxy Blaze S 4G was announced at CES, we now have some new plausible specs of the sort-of Samsung Galaxy S II and sort-of Galaxy Nexus superphone.
These new specs assume that the Samsung Galaxy Blaze S 4G is model number SGH-T999. The UAProf document of the SGH-T999 revealed that the screen will have 720p x1280p touchscreen. The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G will be one of the first smartphones to use the faster HSPA+ network with speeds upt to 42mbps.
It the SGH-T999 is not the Samsung Galaxy Blaze S 4G then it reportedly could be a T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Sprint recently announced that it will sell the Samsung Galaxy Nexus which was well-reviewed named one of the top Verizon networks smartphones of 2011.