Samsung Omnia II Phone (Verizon Wireless)

February 14, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment

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The sequel to Samsung's popular Omnia smartphone, the Omnia II for Verizon Wireless is designed to provide business users with stylish multimedia capabilities and personal mobile users with simple access to business based functions. It's powered by the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system and it's the first phone to offer the Swype onscreen keyboard[Read More]

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Tagged: omnia, phone, Samsung, verizon, wireless

Samsung i320N GSM Tri Band SmartPhone with QWERTY keyboard (Unlocked)

January 23, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment

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The sleek and stylish Samsung i320N is a super-slim bar type handset, measuring just 11.5mm in depth and 95g in weight with an easy-to-use QWERTY keyboard. The Q WERTY keyboard has the same keyboard layout used in personal computers, enabling users to send emails and text messages far more conveniently; such a fun and simple methodology proved to b[Read More]

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Samsung Comeback Review

August 9, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment

My Samsung Comeback review: The Samsung Comeback is a brand new messaging cell phone for T-Mobile. Like the enV3 and the Alias2, this handset’s most prominent feature is it’s flip-open QWERTY keyboard. The exterior screen is rather small and is mainly used for making calls, while the larger interior screen is where all the messaging action is. The full HTML browser with Flash support is wonderful. That alone gives it a real edge over some competitors. The 3G support, excellent call quality & GPS round out it’s best features.

The Samsung Comeback does have a couple issues though. First off, it’s a little clunky. You can expect some bulkiness with a flip-open QWERTY handset, however this seems especially big. Also, the microSD slot is hidden behind the battery. I’m sure they had a good reason to put it there, but it’s still flat out annoying. Still, even with it’s faults, the Samsung Comeback is one of T-Mobile’s best messaging handsets. It’s positives outweigh the negatives for sure. You can get it now for $129.99.