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Samsung Galaxy R talks like an Android pirate in official pics

Ahoy, ye scurvy dogs! Batten and the Bluetooth headset to hoist the latest Samsung smartphone will-letters, the Samsung Galaxy R. Or as we like to call it, the Samsung Galaxy Arrrrrr.

You would not be keel hauled to confuse R Galaxy for the captain of the current fleet of Samsung, the Samsung S Galaxy 2. As you can see from the gallery above, both phones sport the same button of the body, flat house central square flanked by a menu button and back.

But the Galaxy R differ from its big brother in some respects. It has a slightly smaller 4.2-inch screen, compared to the 4.3 inch display 2 Galaxy S.They have the same 480x800 pixel resolution, however, so the R Galaxy should look sharp.

Despite a smaller screen, the Galaxy S is slightly thicker and heavier than the S 2 Galaxy, but it's still amazingly thin and light. It weighs 131g and measures to minus 67 by 126 by 9.6mm.

Samsung Galaxy S2 AWOL on Windows 7 x64

For weeks now, I've been transferring files to and from my Samsung Galaxy S II via Bluetooth.  Bluetooth is sometimes convenient, for a hands free speakerphone or headphones, or other things like that, but for file transfer, it just isn't capable of the necessary speed.  So, I finally got to a point where I needed to transfer several larger files to the phone, and Bluetooth wasn't up to the task.  But my phone wouldn't connect via USB, and nothing I tried would make it connect either.  Then after several hours of searching through forums and reading numerous guesses about why Windows 7 won't see the phone's USB devices or load the right drivers, and trying the many pedestrian, junior-wizard-wannabe, ineffective solutions, I finally, almost accidentally, tripped over the obscure bits of information to get it working.  Most of the stuff in the middle here is just editorial context so this article might match more of the keywords people might be using to search for this information, so if you just want the answer, skip ahead to the numbered, step-by-step stuff at the bottom.