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New Samsung Smartphone Slips Through FCC

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Oct 4, 2006, 2:53 AM   by (staff)

The FCC has approved the Samsung i607, a new Windows Mobile Smartphone which should be coming to Cingular. The i607 is the follow up to the i320, a tiny smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard and horizontal QVGA screen. It improves on its predecessor by adding 3G HSDPA to the already feature-packed device, considering its tiny size. The i607 features quad-band GSM / EDGE as well as the aforementioned 850 / 1900 HSDPA. It also features Bluetooth, a camera and side mounted scroll wheel similar to the Motorola Q. The i320 also includes a MicroSD slot, which is most likely on the i607 as well.

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sxavier

Oct 12, 2006, 2:30 PM

Release Date

Does any one know when Cingular would eventually release? Or when it might be avail from other distributors? I can't even find on Samsung's web site.
dahottest_1

Oct 7, 2006, 10:16 PM

Pricing

Any news on pricing? My CU500 needs the boot, this HSPDA phone is in!!!
jdmountford

Oct 4, 2006, 10:47 AM

Verizon Samsung Windows Mobile 5.0 phone

I am just very curious as to what is in the pipe for Samsung as far as Verizon wireless is concerned. I carry the aging i730 and have since it was first released. I love the device. My only complaints are the weight and that it has no camera. Other than that it is a great device, but Verizon is starting to phaze it out with nothing from Samsung in the pipes that I am aware of to replace it.

BTW when are Mobiles manufacturers going to start adding an FM transmitter?
troyboy657

Oct 4, 2006, 7:51 AM

QWERTY?

does anyone know if this thing will have a QWERTY keyboard?
yes, it's pictures all over the net!
it also said it in the news brief. 😁
Yes, it will. 🙂
 
 
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