FCC Approves Samsung CDMA Smartphone

posted Nov 9, 2004, 10:41 AM

Documents made public today on the FCC web site offer a glimpse of the Samsung SCH-i640, a new Windows Mobile Smartphone for CDMA networks. The clamshell-style phone will run Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition, and features dual color displays and a full-size SD card slot. The documents include multiple references to Verizon. One document refers to an i645 variant with a camera, although that version was not included in the hardware approved by the FCC. The i640 is the apparent successor to the SCH-i600, Samsung's first Windows Mobile Smartphone, which was released by Verizon in November 2003, and later by Sprint this past September.

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