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[Samsung Infuse 4G] TheCajun:
The Infuse is the first smartphone I've owned, I can only compare to other phones I've played with for a short time. I run the Infused 2.1.0 with 1.6 Infusion 1.1 kernel, and my Infuse is faster than many others. The battery life is great, I'm on my phone for about 4-5 hours talk time, and heavily use web, music and the occasional game. I can get a day and a half worth out of the battery before charging. If I dont use those, sometimes I can go 3 days. I dont see much difference with dual cores. If the phone was ran stock, yes, you can tell noticeable difference. I do wish it could record in 1080, but thats not that big of a deal. Never had a problem with GPS, or anything else I can think of.

Infused 2.1.0

Infusion GB Kernel 1.1

Is that an Infuse in my pocket

or am I just happy to see you?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nstong:
Does anyone know of any place where you can actually use NFC?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hkeyman:
Infuse

I have to say after being on my first Android Phone making the jump from WinMo to my Cappy and learning about Roms, tweaking and modding I was excited to make the next jump to the next Android phone. I had 30 days after purchase that I was going to use the Infuse and then make the transition to the SGSII for the bump in power and performance but sacrificing the minor screen downsizing. But after experiencing and reading many users inputs and advice I decided to hang on to the Infuse. I am finding the power is perfect for what I want and need (Mostly email, Text and web) I hardly use the GPS or maps (Currently Frozen in TIBU at the moment) and battery life is average or comparable to all others I have read about. I found that most user that get extraordinary long battery life is due to no SIM and WiFi only use, as I have done and got two days out of my battery before at the sacrifice of connectivity availability. But overall I think the infuse is comparable if not better phone than most and I would like to see more development and activity for this device even though its not the "Most Popular" phone on the block at the moment.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
I just saw the sgs2 att comercial and gotta say it looks quite sexy. but ill wait and see things like Rom compatibility with the international version and final hardware specs. there were rumors that Samsung would use tegra2 chips in some markets. not really sure about that but hope that we get the Orion chip.

it may be better to wait for the galaxy s 3 or whatever comes next but the att gs2 does look good.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Focustom:
Thank you Neo!!!! :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 00mred00:
My friend just picked up his new US test unit for ATT...turned in his ATT SGS2, and obtained his Celox ;)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 00mred00:
he Galaxy S II will be available starting October 2 for $199.99 w/2-yr contract! Min. $15/month data plan req'd. social.att.com/VDq

check their twitter and facebook

I still think it is silly to buy the phone...he is testing the Celox now (1.5 Snapdragon proc with LTE)

considering he was dead on with the SGS2 release date I am going to see whhat he can give me for the Celox date
[Samsung Infuse 4G] the2rrell:
any firm word on the Prime.....At&t soon i hope.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] d0wngrade:
Recently got my Infuse and I love everything besides the fact that there's only like three ROMs. :P
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ltilt2:
there is more then 3 roms now, with LB's ware, you have so many choices.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xKrisx:
Well, I have had to recent privaledge to obtain an Infuse 4g and I have to say that this thing is pretty slick.

I came from an Inspire that lost its life recently :( RIP.

The Inspire was a great phone, very stable and a HUGE dev team. I kept that thing OC to 1.8ghz with UC to .240ghz SmartAss gov. Battery was rarely an issue as long as you were nice but a movie later and it would be dead :( .. 1230mHa battery not NEARLY big enough.

Now the Infuse. The day after I recieved it, I rooted and RoMed it with Infused 2.xx. Installed SetCPU and pushed it through to 1.6gHz top and .100gHz low. Downloaded all my favorite apps including Netflix and Pandora :). GPS is about equal to that of the Inspire, battery life is WAY WAY better then the inspire. " I can watch two movies and still have batter left." Great screan quality and it may be ALOT lighter but it just feels right in the hand. :).

As far as the next greatest thing to come down the shoot from ATT .. My money is on the HTC Holiday : Duel Core @ 1.2Ghz factory - Over 1g of Ram - 4.5" Screen - and a 1800mHa Battery to keep it alive. Front facing camera of course and it is an LTE Phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mintu123:
there might be lil better phones out there with better specs.

infuse is easy to root and install custom firmware.it cant be bricked.

thats all i have to say about my best phone ever.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] sumeet909:
The thing that's addictive about Infuse is 4.5" screen and Super AMOLED+.

Once you use it, it is very difficult to go back to Galaxy S2 or HTC phones. while, using HTC phones, you can feel the distance b/w the screen and the covering glass. It is like having a big screen TV with a covering glass - kills the experience. With Infuse, you are "in" the screen and moving the icons. With Galaxy S2, screen is considerably smaller. More like 4.0", it's not that much fun, perhaps a little snappier.

However, you can't use ATT Medianet plan on Infuse, unlike S2. I wish there was an international version of the Infuse. Has anyone tried using Rogers Infuse on ATT? does anyone know if it gets recognized as a smartphone?

---------- Post added at 07:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:03 PM ----------

Anyone using Infuse on generic IMEI? Does it work with ATT Medianet?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
I can add a line to my wifes AT&T account tomorrow and order an Infuse or wait until Oct 2nd and pay twice as much for the Galaxy SII. I should wait shouldn't I?

I've been using an Evo and love it for over a year.

Edit: That Celox sounds pretty nice.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wesglbrt:
While I haven't used the GS2, I have had my Infuse for about a week now and I have to say I love it! I am coming from an Atrix modded with Cyanogen 7 (awesome ROM by the way) and to tell you the truth, I cannot notice much difference regarding the Atrix being dual core and 1Gb ram. The infuse seems to be "snappy" enough for my taste. I consider myself a power user and my battery seems to last 12-15 hours with not problem whatsoever. Haven't modded the infuse yet, any advice for the best ROM? I have to say, the TouchWiz UI is WAY WAY WAY WAY (did I say WAY?) better than anything that Motorola has ever even THOUGHT about coming up with. Motoblur should be renamed to MOTOCRAP! :) Cheers.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
After using CyanogenMod and most ALL of the ROM's that you can get for the Evo I've found MIUI to be by far the best. It's just pure love.

I wouldn't buy the Infuse if MIUI wasn't ported to it.

Scott
[Samsung Infuse 4G] sumeet909:
Do you care that the GPS would be crappy on the Infuse?

If not, there's no reason not to get an Infuse.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] apallohadas:
My GPS works perfectly fine.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
the tegra is a very over rated processor.

as far as roms my current favorite is infused 1.6.0 (it's froyo) with the memory tweaks from dynamic ram (though I edited a few things out because it was done very sloppy, needed fixxing, and I'm not sure if some stuff in there has any positive effect at all) and loopy smoothness mod from earlier versions on infused (it make haptic feedback a little weird)

why froyo? because everything works. and with a couple of the mods in the tweak script it is really just as smooth as gingerbread.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
I never use the GPS as I have a GPS in the car.

I ordered the Infuse tonight. Total cost $27.05

I used this $75 off link. Now that I've used it I'll share it: http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...are&siteId=b02Xis7GUfs-lZMmMCBanrcssZr0..Nz2g
[Samsung Infuse 4G] CheesyNutz:
Heads up just had this sent to me by a buddy

E3D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
The HTC Evo vs the Samsung Infuse.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] sumeet909:
What is the eligibility criteria for this? it says it is ineligible for what I have in my cart. Primary line? data plans?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
Not sure. It worked for me when I bought my Infuse for $27.06 ;)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] :
Infuse or the LG Thrill?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nascasho:
Too many nicer things on the Infuse over the Thrill imho. The Thrill is quick as crap, but once you go SAMOLED+ it's hard to go back to good ol LCD. That's not saying the screen is bad on it, just lacking a bit, specially for phone screens in general. 3D is cool as hell though, but I find it to be a battery hog when running. Lastly, battery life on it is horrid... extra EXTRA horrible.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] THE festivedonkey:
One missing piece of hardware... DOT DOT DOT

I agree with the GPS issues mentioned above. GPS is really handy.. when it works. As for the lack of a second core, I don't feel as though it is needed. battery life would be bad for all, and even worse for stock users that aren't familiar with flashing. For Infuse owners that are at all knowledgeable about how applications run in background etc. RAM shouldn't be too much of an issue either.

One feature that I really wish the Infuse had is an LED!!! It may not seem like much, but to me it comes in very handy. Yes?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
Stock VS MIUI speeds

Okay. So I tested my rooted Infuse with all stock OS on it. (Froyo) and the following screenshot shows the results.

STOCK (1138)

Same Infuse with MIUI on it. (Gingerbread) (3587)

BIG difference, huh? They should be ashamed of themselves for sending the Infuse out with all the crap apps and slowness of Froyo.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
You should be ashamed for using quadrant!

You CPU score is bloated from stagefright which only applies to multimedia and may cause lower quality playback audio sync issues or broken codes. You file system score is bloated by a lagfix. Some other benchmarks read little difference with this. And your 3d scores went down!

Samsung ships the phone with support for multiple codecs from flac to avi to h263 and h264 to well just about anything. It even reads the .mkv wrapper. It ships with stagefright disabled for complete highquality compatibility with them all. This alone accounts for about 1000 points in quadrant.

Samsung may have messed up with rfs but benchmarks don't tell the whole story. You cant compile different areas of performance into a single number. You don't have any way to know how to weight individual tests against each other. it is nonsense.

Don't look at linpack either. Atleast quadrant measure relevant areas of performance. Linpack measure floating point. Basically the processors abilities to crunch numbers in a style similar to scientific notation. It has no bearing on user experience whatsoever sunset floating point is done by a specific part of the CPU that isn't involved in anything else. It doesn't indicate integer performance. Nor multimedia. Nor Java (relevant android is mostly Java) or anything else.

Chain fire has a benchmark for the CPU that is pretty good and there are other benchmarks for open gl and file system performance that can give you a better picture.

I mean is the infuse with miui as fast as the gs2? I doubt it. maybe snapier but it doesn't have the raw capabilities for sure. Is it 50% faster than the thrill or sensation or bionic? No way.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
Did you enjoy that meaningless rant of yours?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
Did you enjoy boasting your meaningless benchmark?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] the2rrell:
Meaningless......They are the epitome of a Speed test, Roms should be Built just to get higher scores in Quadrant!!! I said it

hahahahaha
[Samsung Infuse 4G] apallohadas:
Please tell us the functionality that you get from that benchmark.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
Benchmarks have a place. But you need to know enough to know what they are telling you. But I appreciate the sarcasm. My sense of humor never seems to come out on the forum. I don't know why.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scottx .:
Heheh :)

/me loves it
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Mohammad_Adib:
Infuse is boss...i know quadrant doesnt count but i get around 5000 on quadrant because im on MIUI and its fun to trick my friend with a GS2 into thinking that my single core phone is faster than his lol! But MIUI does make your phone faster...although 3d games suck because for some reason GPU renders far slower? why!?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jack flack:
PRO's & CON's

Well, I've had a Moto Backflip for 2yrs, all my money goes to Firearms/Weapons..... so when I finally went to the store to buy a new phone, the Infuse was the only choice... all the other phones looked lame, besides a 3d LG duel core... *5mp cam* lame...smaller screen... anyways as soon as I got the 4g 4.5 screen beast of an android home, did the ONE CLICK ROOT and got my wifi tethering working 100% I couldn't be happier!... there's no Cons with me... there's always something better just like with laptops... screens good, battery is good, internal mem good!, Loving the 8mp Cam, I'm a happy camper

JACK FLACK

WIFI/Hotspot YOUR INFUSE (TESTED AND WORKING)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=18343519#post18343519\\

Also... a nice investment ... get the I-VISOR to protect your screen... AMAZING

http://www.moshimonde.com/productDetail.aspx?group=42
[Samsung Infuse 4G] snooter71:
gotta love the INFUSE....
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ms.Dummbunny:
Coming from having the SGS II on all THREE carriers, & asides from owning countless other Androids, i second that above statement... Single core be danged, this is the best phone i ever had.

Each SGS had an issue of its own, screen capture was a pain, i usually ended up taking a pic of the task manager screen, t-mo's and Sprints network is practically non existant in my area, the 4.27 inch on at'&t's SGS II is "noticeibly" smaller, the speakers on all 3 aren't as powerful as Infuse, rooting such brand new phones seemed MUCH more risky than super easy Infuse SOC, they all cost way more, i got my Infuse Friday for just 49 bucks... Have u ever seen what 49 bucks will get you on any of the other carriers? It'd be funny if it weren't so sad...lol Infuse knocks it out of the ballpark : )

Question tho, lately i get a lot of market errors saying this item is not compatible with your device, and i had another Infuse and rooted it 2 months ago and never encountered that error. Its happened on about 5 market apps i have tried to download..... Anyone else?

Also, has anyone installed a BLN kernal and gotten the capacitive lights to work as a notification lite?

Ms D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mav2092:
i love the infuse very much coming from a Iphone i have to say my infuse blows the Iphone out of the water 100%
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
bln was almost working on froyo. Butt it had some issues, maybe it was the defuse kernel that had it? Can't remember at this point, nothing for GB yet. But Linux bozo and entropy are still around and those guys are pretty smart. Since GB is being leaked pretty regularly now it is sparking some new interest from these guys who are normally working on cm7. Can or happen? Sure, when? Well don't ask for eta's developers hate that.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blktalon456:
I just got my lady an infuse so we will see how it goes.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] plvaulter06:
Right now i have a Moto Atrix 4G and an Infuse 4G

Infuse: CM7.1, 1 Cortex A8 Core @1.6Ghz, 512MB Ram

Atrix: CM7.1, 2 Cortex A9 Cores @ 1.45Ghz, 1024MB Ram

Over the same Wi-Fi network, the Infuse loads page content in the browser, and finishes rendering web pages faster than the Atrix 90+% of the time. It is over-all way more responsive/smooth, and beats or matches the Atrix in every single side by side test that I did.

Browser view-able content: Infuse

Browser finish rendering: Infuse

Boot-up speed: Infuse

Application Launching: Inufse

Scrolling Smoothness: Infuse

Screen: Infuse by a landslide

Download and finish installing App from the Market: Infuse

Don't ask me how the single core Infuse with 512mb ram trumps the duel core w/ 1GB of ram in EVERY category. Ask Motorola, apparently they suck at life, or at least at making smartphones.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] the2rrell:
Motos SUCK bad........i have some people up here at work with them and besides having there bootloaders locked, Which is a pain. they are supper slow with almost everything. but for an average user.....they would never know.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skatin707:
I cycle through phones monthly, and the infuse is my latest acquisition. Let me say this, I've found the one. This is by far the best phone I've ever used.

I've recently owned (in this order):

Iphone 4s (crap)

Inspire (great phone, second to Infuse)

Atrix (meh...kept breaking)

Captivate (so so)

Iphone 4 (not bad at the time)

As you can see, I'm on ATT. The infuse is better than all of those in every single way, but that is just my opinion.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] saadishahid:
Infuse vs atrix

I am currently deciding b/w the two. I know there are threads over this topic here but most of them are from the time when moto had a locked bootloader. Now with motoblur replaced by a much better UI, how does the two phones compare? I just need the phone for everyday tasks, nothing that requires too much power, on the other hand I will definitely prefer an overall good performing phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skatin707:
Infuse all the way. I'm amazed by how great this phone is.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andrawer:
I finally saw/held a Google Samsung Nexus today on the shelf at BestBuy.

I like it BUT regarding form factor I liked my Infuse better.

Of course I don't have 4.0 but hey, with all the ICS themes, Robofont thing, etc. it makes me think I do...and my Infuse has a 8MB camera.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] secretasianman:
I bought my Infuse off Craigslist a few days ago. I flashed the stock ROM with UCKH1 radio, rooted, and installed CWM. I'm amazed how easy it was. Thanks go out to the devs.

My previous phones android phones were the HTC Inspire and Samsung Captivate.

I loved the Captivate's AMOLED screen. It was beautiful and vibrant. It came shipped with hardware acceleration of numerous codecs. It had the best camera of any android smartphone on the market at the time. The deal killer was the ridiculously useless GPS chipset which I need for my line of work. I could not get a lock most of the time. Just for that alone and Samsung's handling of the situation ranked as the worst smartphone I've ever owned. I almost said I'd never by another Samsuck product again.

The HTC Inspire was bought immediately when released to replace the Captivate. I loved the phone and I still do. A big 4.3" screen and working fast locking GPS. The Sense UI is the best 3rd party UI I've ever used. There were a few problems with the Inspire:

1) Very bad battery life. Seriously HTC? a 1280mah battery for a 4.3" screen 1GHz Snapdragon smartphone? The aluminum uni-body design made the phone feel solid but prevented the use of extended batteries.

2) No useful internal storage space. 4GB with only 1GB usable by the end-user. Dear HTC, please stop skimping on storage space!

3) Lack of codecs or hardware acceleration of codecs. H264 playback is laggy unless re-encoded to lower bitrates. At least it did recognize the MKV wrapper.

So here I am with the Infuse. It seems all my problems with the previous phones have been resolved. GPS locks fast and stays locked. I can play back MKV files to my hearts content on a big beautiful SuperAMOLED+ screen with HDMI out capabilities. It has a plethora of on-board storage coupled with a 32GB microSDHC card. Battery life is much better than the Inspire. I know I can get through a full day with just a spare battery versus the 2 I had to carry with the Inspire. The 8MP camera picture quality is better than the decent Inspire 8MP camera.

I think this Infuse may be my best smartphone owned to date. I'll probably stick with it until it dies.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ducksauce88:
I agree on the battery life 100%....its trash. The only reason I really don't care is because I have access to about 4 extra batteries at almost all times. I will also be buying a better battery from another post I found on this site.

A quick side note, I am thinking of flashing a better kernel on mine right now to perform better. Anyone have any ideas on which kernel to use? I am running the SuperCm7-Infuse4g-KANG [2.3.7] Rom. Just not sure if it is classified as an AOSP, as I would like to flash it with [KERNEL]Infusion-GB [OC/UV] . Sorry for the rant. I am a noob at Android....and I love it. Ef iOs.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] gcopher:
I disagree, It may be the most popular amoungst techies and such, however, that piece of craaaap tree fruit is what has been the most popular, because it is an 'out of the box' device in general.(I do not like it) Don't get me wrong here, I think the SGS2 is the *&%, however, sales do not lie. Only 37% of america carry 'smart phones' and this number will double in the next year.

I could not afford the SGS2,therefore, I picked up the Infuse, just two days ago and I am doing my homework, here on XDA. I have been using XDA since 2005, as I had an HTC SX66 'Blue Angel' and I modded it to the max. I installed a camera on this device, it did not market with the AT&T (cingular). I purchased 7 broken blue angel types and built a few of them. I have recently had the SE X10 and loved it, however, I like this infuse even better. I am chomping at the bit to mod it. I do not normally post many comments, or questions really. I can find what I need on this site, and usually do not need much help, if I do it is most likely somewhere on here.

Have a great day!

Greg
[Samsung Infuse 4G] djfourmoney:
Is this worth $50??? (AT&T)

I can get an upgrade and I really need one, I had a T-Mobile G1 but since loosing my job in 2009, I have been using a Pantech Link dumb phone and its getting to the point I can't tolerate it anymore.

When the Samsung media players came out recently (Nov 2011) I almost got the 5" player but didn't want to put two things in my pocket(s).

Now that the Note is coming out, I would wait but I'm going out of the country soon and I need a phone that will well as a media device and GPS which the Link is terrible at.

I have to use the included browser to use the web version of Google Maps to use Google Transit. I can't use an app like Opera while music is playing. Same goes with using Google Maps for Java phones, as an app I can't use it while listening to music.

This phone was $9.99 on AT&T online a few months ago, but now its $49.99.

I want a phone with at least a 4" screen. I have narrowed the choices down to this but only if I can talk AT&T into giving it to me for $9.99 or a penny.

Otherwise that leaves the Atrix and Thrill (Rebur) which are all a penny online.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] keithgifford:
MicroUSB to HDMI adapter

My MicroUSB to HDMI adapter that came with my Infuse has not worked from day one. Does anybody know if this to be an expected issue or not. Or is there something I need to do to get this working....
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
ummm, are you on the stock kernel? (froyo custom kernels are ok but not gingerbread) and do you have the charger plugged in? those are the major considerations. also on froyo you need to use the tw3 launcher (gay I know)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] coachcory:
yes

yes the infuse is definitely worth $50 although I saw it for free w/upgrade @ best buy today. not to mention that there is some serious dev support (dman3285 and experiment) of the top of my head. rooted, loaded custom rom, odin back to stock, "soft-brick" (dogs fault), recovered(gtg), custom rom. without having to post a question. which is why i am here trying to build post in order to. hope i'm not too late but if i had to knowing what is available on this site for support I have to recommend it over everything in the fifty dollar or less range.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] raymond26170:
I agree 100%. Best phone I have. Beats jailbroken iphone easily!!