*UPDATED* Samsung Glyde U940 official Verizon release on May 9th

*UPDATED* Samsung Glyde U940 official Verizon release on May 9th

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Published on: 01 May, 2008 by PhoneArena Team

*UPDATED* Samsung Glyde U940 official Verizon release on May 9th

Even with the official release of the Glyde on May 9th, some people have been able to call Verizon and order it...

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Price is $299 before mail rebate for 2YR contract.
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Out beofre July
Verizon Wireless definately does'nt put phones in infomanger for the phones to come out in July. Once the phones are in Infomanager the phones are usually released theat month or the next month. So its definatley gonna be released in May!! WOOHOO I can't wait for this phone!
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Anyone kno how gud the touch screen is on the glyde? Im hopen its better than the voyager
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Anyone know what size the camera is?
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its 2.0 MP
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It should have a better touchscreen than the Voyager because it uses a different technology for its screen that tends to be more responsive.
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What type of touch screen technology does this fone have and are there other features that the glyde has because in this case there is really no difference other than the sliding keyboard and flash. O and the software that it uses........i c that it looks similar to that of the voyager. Are there any changes or anythng that is different in this software?
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Data Package
Whats the data package on this phone? Is it going to be similar to the Voyager (i.e the 15 dollar VCast package) or is it going to be the $30 version?
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The Glyde is not a smartphone so it will use the $15 VCast package, like the Voyager.
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does glyde require to change to nationwide plan like voyager?
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Yes it does.
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The Glyde uses a capacitive touchscreen which responds to the electricity in your body (similar to how a laptop touch pad works). As a point of reference, the iPhone also uses a capacitive touchscreen. Now this DOES NOT mean the Glyde's screen has multi-touch technology like the iPhone. Capacitive touchscreens are much more responsive than the pressure sensitive touchscreens, which the Voyager uses, and should make for a more expensive, sturdy-feeling device.
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