When we reviewed the Samsung Moment on Sprint in November 2009, there weren’t a lot of Android handsets on the market. Things have certainly changed in a little more than a half year, and Samsung’s replacement, the Intercept, has a lot of competition. The Intercept is a starter Android smartphone, and though its features pale in comparison to the HTC EVO 4G and upcoming Samsung Epic 4G (a Galaxy S phone with slider keyboard), it costs half the price. Not everyone wants to jump into a large and expensive smartphone, and the kinda cute Intercept targets those who want to start with something affordable and pocketable.
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