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[RIMarkable] New BlackBerry Camera Phone on the Block From Samsung: IMG Samsung SGH-D550 Samsung Electrons plans to introduce a new cell phone with a full QWERTY keyboard, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, a TransFlash memory slot, and support for BlackBerry email service. Specs include: TFT LCD Screen with 262,144 colors 176x220 resolution MP3 player

[Cellphones.engadget.com] Samsung’s flashy new i730 QWERTY Pocket PC phone - Cellphones ...: I have read that the GSM Treo will support EDGE technology, which is good high speed data solution in it own right, but my question is whether PalmOne has an answer to the situation of EV-DO, specifically for the Treo phone. Even though I am a PalmOne fan, and as much as I would love to purchase the Treo 650 phone, with the recent release of the Audiovox XV6600, and upcoming releases of phones like the Samsung i730, it would seem foolish to buy a phone which could not take advantage of this advantageous technology. Does anyone know if PalmOne has plans in store for taking advantage of CDMA EV-DO?

 [Blackberrycool.com] Blackberry Cool » Blog Archive » RIM Blackberry 7100R Review: In the hierarchy of cellphone data entry, the full QWERTY thumb-driven keyboard still reigns for ease of use and speed. Although I found the Sure-Type software and keyboard layout to be a vast improvement over standard dial pads, it’s still an act in compromise.

[Technology.updates.com] | Handhelds News Added on September 16, 2004 | Technology Updates: And wouldn’t you know? European wireless carrier Vodafone gets its own version of Research In Motion’s new morecellphone-like BlackBerry that .- September 16 2004 - Engadget (Blog)

 [Geek.com] Geek.com Geek News - BlackBerry 7100t: First Look: My guess is that it's a T-Mobile thing. I've seen my co-workers with other BlackBerry versions (not 7100t) that have screensavers particular to Cingular (you know, that crazy stick-figure guy) or the like, rather than just fading to black-screen. Perhaps T-Mobile will introduce that feature later (?)...

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