Samsung SGH R225 T-Mobile Phone User Review 661
53 sec - Jan 1, 1970
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Filed under: Handsets, Features, Messaging, Samsung, T-Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE
As US carriers lean harder and harder on messaging, offering a plethora of QWERTY and otherwise messaging-enhanced (case in point) phones, unlimited messaging plans, and tighter email integration, we’re liking what we’re seeing. Needless to say, we’ve come a long way from the early days when BlackBerry 850s and Nokia 9200s ruled a fairly niche market, and the Samsung Blast personifies that reality. Put simply — and messaging capabilities aside — this is a very attractive phone. In fact, we got a couple compliments and questions about it just walking down the street with the phone to our ear. Of course, a large part of that can likely be attributed to the Blast’s screaming pink backside — but that backside is real metal, something you don’t typically see of a phone at this price point. Besides the metal, other high-end features include a fairly robust email client, an ultra thin package, and the trick SureType keypad. We’ve never personally been able to get used to SureType, but folks that can should have no trouble adapting to this one; we were initially worried about the size of the keys and tactility issues, but we found that we were able to feel ‘em out with our fat fingers pretty easily and we had no mistypes whatsoever. The 220 x 176 display and 1.3 megapixel cam are disappointments, but only because they feel mismatched to the solidity, feature set, and attractive design of the phone — and for T-Mobile and Samsung, that’s a very good problem to have considering the reasonable price point. Check out our full gallery below!
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Review of my Samsung mobile phone
Filed under: Handsets, Features, Samsung
It might look a little squat at first glance, but slide her open and the SGH-i620 is ready for business. We had some tactile problems with the touch-sensitive buttons up top, but the scroll wheel is like butter. Like most keyboards, we need some more time with it to give it a fair rating, but at first touch it’s certainly passable. The screen seems awkwardly tiny compared to most recent smartphones, but it’s certainly sharp and bright. In all the phone is a pleasure to hold and quite small enough to pocket, but we’re not quite sure how much we could get done with it — other than the usual photo snapping that Samsung phones are known for.
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Samsung Unveils More Capabilities of Advanced-VSB Mobile Digital
2 min 52 sec - Jan 1, 1970
Advanced-VSB (A-VSB) is a proposed open standard that broadcasters can implement at low cost, providing an all-new distribution channel through which broadcasters can reach consumers with live TV on the go via portable media devices, whether traveling by car or bus or walking down the street. (Video: Business Wire)
Samsung Mobile Showrooms @ July 4th Parade on Vimeo
0 sec - Jan 1, 1970
Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS
Though we think we prefer it in white, Samsung’s follow-on to the i600 and its variants — the compact SGH-i620 slider — is now official. Taking the wraps off at Berlin’s IFA show this week, Samsung is calling attention to the unit’s small size (just 95 x 59 x 16mm closed), jog dial navigation, HSDPA, and inclusion of Windows Mobile 6 out of the box. No word on a stateside release, but like its immediate predecessor, Samsung would have to craft a new version with the right bands anyhow since this one’s rocking out with triband GSM and UMTS 2100. Expect a release in Germany, presumably on Vodafone, in September.
[Via the::unwired]
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