No Future Samsung Support For Eternity = No More Samsung Phone Purchase?

uhh it doesn't really matter ; if you brought the phone this is what you brought it for? if you wanted a phone to be upgradeable or whatever maybe you should have gotten the iphone instead if you wanted all that good stuff on the phone.

i don't think the eternity is really made for that type of stuff its just my opinion.

and no i'm not going to buy another samsung phone if they don't come out with an update option or whatever, cause i'm content with my phone.
 all i really wanted was a touch screen phone with music player on it and wasn't an iphone.
and it had to be at&t. so this was the perfect choice i hope my phone lasts for a while.

i had a quickfire for 11 days and didn't like it it was my test to see if i wanted a full screen touch ; and i did.

ahh alright. if it was their test phone than that's dumb of them to even release it. it costs so much money too if it was a test phone and they're not gonna support it? then they should give us our money back.
& whatever im not perfect i don't care how i type..lol.

I guess I don't follow. Has Samsung said that they were going to provide an update to the Eternity, and then said they weren't? What was said update supposed to address?

And why would they offer an upgrade option? An upgrade to what and for what reason?

In general most mobile phone manufacturers don't offer much in terms of post sale support for upgrades for the phone software and so fourth. And if your waiting for Samsung to upgrade something, you'll be waiting a while. My previous phone was a Samsung Blackjack, and they took their sweet time in releasing WinMo6.1 for that. I like Samsung phones, but that prior experience really did weigh on my mind as far as getting the Eternity.

I personally wouldn't keep an Iphone if someone gave a brand new one to me. However, thanks to Apple, they might just end up shaking the rest of the handset makers out of complacency. But even Apple could care less about providing upgrade option for those who bought the 'test' version of the Iphone (the non-3G one). That's just the way the tech market / early adopters go. Those who jump in early often get burned.


Would I get another Samsung phone? Maybe. My Blackjack held up very well and I liked it, but the support wasn't anything to write home about. So far I really like my Eternity as well. I have looked at the Nokia 5800, but I've heard a lot of people say the UI was terrible.

i have hope in this phone and will be more than happy to stick with it for 2 years. third party apps, hopefully, will be the real highlight of this phone.