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AT&T Launches Phone for Older Users

May 26, 2008, 1:54 PM by Rich Brome
updated May 26, 2008, 2:12 PM

AT&T has started selling the Pantech Breeze, a basic clamshell phone created with older users in mind. The phone features a "simplified" user interface with large text, plus big buttons, a large display, and one-touch keys for speakerphone, camera, and three specific contacts. Web and email features are also included. The BreEZe is very similar to the Coupe / 8630 model that Pantech launched via UTStarcom with CDMA carriers Verizon and Alltel last year.

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the2ndfl

Jun 16, 2008, 2:13 AM

Jitterbug Is Already There

AT&T is such a lackluster company. A company that doesn't seem to have any invitation left in them. AT&T is now selling something Jitterbug has been offering for over a year. AT&T is just such a pathetic company.

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