Samsung is developing a portrait-QWERTY Android device
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It looks like Samsung is trying to revive their Blackjack device, but in far-sleeker Android form, rather than Windows Mobile. From the images, it looks like HVGA resolution, also similar to the DROID Pro.
Other details about the device remain a mystery, but we expect to hear more about it at the Mobile World Congress. It might also be debuted alongside Sprint's "industry first" event on February 7th, but we'll let you know.
source: Pocketnow
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9 Comments
1. YourPhoneSucks (unregistered) posted on 02 Feb 2011, 03:41 0 5
If this is Sprints industry first this is a MAJOR FAIL!!!! Verizon has the Droid pro what's the difference?
4. cornerofthemoon posted on 02 Feb 2011, 07:35 1 0
I may give this phone a chance. I love the classic blackberry form factor and I gotta have real buttons but the OS, although vastly improved with OS6 is still too sluggish. The last time I drifted away from RIM was the horrific Windows Mobile 6.
5. Viboi (unregistered) posted on 02 Feb 2011, 12:20 1 0
Dude clearly they said it will b alongside the Industrys 1st!!!
7. Thump3rDX17 posted on 02 Feb 2011, 15:13 1 0
this looks like serious competition to the Droid Pro design wise, if it comes out strong on the UI front and adds Wimax then this will surely be a great seller.
8. luis_lopez_351 posted on 02 Feb 2011, 17:23 0 0
i think they could of made the screen bigger look how much they wasted the size on the black border and the sprint logo D:(they could've just put a big @55 logo on the back and ppl wouldnt care) gawd i hate big phones with tiny screens
9. Boti95 posted on 03 Feb 2011, 19:09 0 0
OIh look, a samsung phone, is a like the Charm, Oh wait, its ugly
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