T-Mobile USA's Samsung Galaxy S to be called 'Vibrant'

So, we know AT&T's version of the Galaxy S is called the Captivate -- but what about T-Mobile? Earlier rumors that it'd be called "Vibrant" are all but confirmed today thanks to a carrier-run site that's slowly revealing a rebus puzzle... and so far, we can clearly see Sam + Sun + G and Viking - King + [unknown] + Ant. So yeah, that pretty much locks it up -- and with a Super AMOLED display on board, we'd say the name fits perfectly (and TmoNews claims to have the original image anyway, where the unknown portion is Bee + R). We're expecting some sort of US-focused Galaxy S announcement out of Sammy next Tuesday, so we imagine this'll be it.

[ericp1229 Posted Jun 24th 2010 4:39PM]

Question

I just signed up with T-Mobile last Saturday 6/19/10 and got the my touch 3g slide.
This phone is definitely an upgrade from that but does anyone know what the costs are if I were to try and return the phone for this phone?
Thanks

[SiXiam Posted Jun 24th 2010 5:40PM]

@ericp1229

You have only like 14 days to return it without a fee.

Get rid of it and get the Droid X...

[Sniggih Posted Jun 24th 2010 4:57PM]

We've been HAd!!! AMerica fuckin sucks.... I just came back from London, they have no idea that people in America are serverly overweight!! No Idea.. So I told them and they had a puzzled look on their face. I told them we dont have cameras on the front of the phone and they said... What? that's old shit brov.

[SiXiam Posted Jun 24th 2010 8:25PM]

@Sniggih

Don't believe them. The phones couldn't have been really super cool without all the advancement in low-power arm cpu's. Did they have access to Google Maps, youtube, etc? No they didn't.

[Marc B Posted Jun 24th 2010 7:43PM]

Vibrant is also code for neighborhoods in urban areas that are hip to live in but also crime-ridden.