Samsung transform (Sprint) ultra

The good: How has his sibling on boost mobile Samsung transform ultra a clear Android gingerbread interface, a front-facing camera, and a fair price.

The bad: The keypad on the Samsung could turn ultra rise a bit higher, and could improve camera quality.

The bottom line: People looking for a phone with a QWERTY keyboard find ultra in the Samsung transform a reliable mid-tier device, if $20 more a better phone nab might.

It is rare for parent company Sprint show a mobile phone after one of the mobile operator, but this is exactly the order of arrival for the Samsung transform Ultra, the first on boost mobile about three weeks debuted early October before the handset on Sprint was available.

An Android 2.3 gingerbread slider phone, transform ultra features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and a fast 'pure' Android experience, save out to the Sprint ID, a gallery of "identities" certain apps, background images and links (it's called Mobile ID boost.) The handset runs on a 1 GHz Qualcomm processor, has a 3, 5-inch HVGA screen, a 3, a 2-megapixel camera, an by to touch front-facing VGA camera and 3 g support.

It costs $79.99 with a two year contract after a mail-in rebate $50 and with a new two-year service contract.

Editors Note: Due to an identical design as transform ultra for boost mobile, this report covers only the differences in the functions and performance on the Sprint network. For the complete overview of design and most of the features, see the Samsung transform review ultra for boost mobile.

Functions
The transform ultra with boost mobile, with Sprint version of access to a variety of Google services, including mapping, navigation, Google places and so on. Indicates hot-spot support Sprint hotspot with support for Wi-Fi direct, for direct connection it according to enabled devices. The Swype virtual keyboard is installed by default.

The Samsung transform ultra features a 3.2, 5-inch HVGA touch screen and 1 GHz processor.