Samsung Prepping Camera-less GSM/CDMA Phone
Nov 30, 2004, 9:47 PM by (staff)
The FCC today approved the Samsung SCH-A795, a variant of the A790 world phone for Verizon. Like the A790, the A795 includes both CDMA technology for domestic use, and GSM technology for roaming overseas. Unlike the A790, the A795 lacks a camera. The new phone follows an increasing trend of companies offering both camera and non-camera versions of phones targeted at the enterprise market, where cameras are often banned from the workplace.
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