The Samsung S II Skyrocket, just released in white for AT&T, weighs just 4.6 oz. and has a big, bright 4.5 inch touch screen. From the ABC News Gadget Guide.

This one, the Galaxy S II Skyrocket, offers a larger display and "true" 4G connectivity using LTE -- yes, it's a pioneer blazing a new trail to Ma Bell's wild and untamed frontier, ...

I have been an iPhone user since 2007 and have used every iPhone since the original. My current phone is the 4S…until I had the chance to start reviewing the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket with ...

The GS II rocks on Samsung's own wickedly fast 1.2GHz Exynos CPU, while the Skyrocket has a 1.5GHz Qualcomm S3 Snapdragon dual core CPU (because Qualcomm has an LTE chipset). Both are dual core and as ...

The Galaxy S II Skyrocket, AT&T's first LTE phone, was released a little over three years ago. During its lifetime, it had pretty good support from Samsung regarding Android version updates.

The Skyrocket for AT&T is amazingly thin for an LTE 4G phone, but not quite as thin as the non-LTE versions of the Galaxy S II. It'll still slip into the tightest pocket, though.

The Galaxy S II Skyrocket wasn't a huge change over the original Galaxy S II, but it does offers a larger display at 4.5 inches over the Galaxy S II's 4.3-incher.

We’ll never know how great the Skyrocket II would have been. In a 1983 interview with Flying magazine, Bellanca estimated it would take between $20 million and $25 million to get the airplane ...

AT&T is about to get its first two LTE phones courtesy of Samsung and HTC. Samsung now has a new LTE-powered model of the Galaxy S II called the Skyrocket. It goes on Sale November 6 for $250 with ...

A spinning coaster is expected to open in 2024, while the Skyrocket II will welcome riders the following year, Baltimore-based ride manufacturer Premier Rides announced Thursday at the ...

AT&T finally released its first true LTE handsets earlier in the month, and its looking to add a white version of the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket, if the above photo is to be believed. PocketNow ...