I would change the question to "Would you at this time recommend any Samsung Android phone?" My answer would be no, not based on what happened with the Galaxy S and the GPS problem which, speaking as a QA Engineer, is something Samsung QA should have caught and put a stop ship on the whole Galaxy S line until they could flash a new ROM with the fix in the phone before it shipped. The Galaxy S never should have gone out in that condition and you can bet your ass there were people at Samsung who knew this problem existed.
And then there was the super long wait for Froyo to come out. Those two issues alone are enough for me to tell anyone who asks me about what Android phone to buy to tell them not to buy Samsung until they have a track record that demonstrates both an attention to Quality as a concept and the ability to properly put out updates in a timely manner. What we are currently experiencing with Samsung Android products are closer to what we see in the PC Game market where they ship out a game riddled with bugs and many people have to wait for a patch to come out before they can play it. It should not be the defacto expectation that the phone you purchase will require you to wait eight months to get your handset working properly.
