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Samsung Galaxy S II US carrier names revealed: AT&T Attain, Verizon Function, and Sprint Within

Anticipation, thy name is Galaxy S II . Or is it Galaxy S 2 Attain? Perhaps it’s Galaxy S 2 Function or Within, all of it relies on what carrier you favor, really. You spot, the sleuths at Pocketnow have unearthed a silicone case on the market that lists those three names because the particular branding Samsung’s new flagship smartphone will enjoy with AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, respectively. That, combined with earlier trademark filings by Sammy requesting Galaxy Attain, Function and Within registrations would lead us to believe that we’re indeed taking a look at the ultimate product monikers. T-Mobile is notably missing from the list, but we suspect that can be because its variant of the Galaxy S II is materially different in design to the unique GSII. The excellent news for everybody else is that the identical silicone case can be interchangeable among AT&T, Verizon and Sprint devices, leaving little or no room for those guys to screw things up.

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