UPDATED: Official Samsung Rogue U960 Specifications, Release Date and Pricing
0. phoneArena posted on 26 Aug 2009, 19:57
The Samsung Rogue U960 will be the first phone on Verizon utilizing a AMOLED touchscreen...
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1. bng posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
this is f-n awesome that VZW is getting a AMOLED screen im so gonna get this for my birthday in October lol
4. bng posted on 26 Aug 2009, 20:26 0 0
its a type of screen i don't really now how to explain it all i now is that it save battery life and its one of the best screens for phones out the that i know lol
12. remixfa posted on 27 Aug 2009, 07:19 0 0
the screen is brighter, stands up great to sunlinght, colors are hot, and its lower power. better all the way around.
23. 22ADin09 posted on 27 Aug 2009, 17:13 0 0
active-matrix organic light-emitting diode = AMOLED :) if i remember correctly it doesnt use up as much battery as other screens, that was the big thing they were saying with the Samsung Impression..
25. hmcougar09 posted on 27 Aug 2009, 23:53 0 0
Thanks everyone, I know now! You guys were a lot of help! :]
5. 321 posted on 26 Aug 2009, 20:47 0 0
someone on another website said that the rogue was going to have a document reader like the enV Touch. does anyone know if this is true?
7. brikz4real posted on 26 Aug 2009, 21:39 0 0
The enV Touch will still be the best "dumbphone" in the lineup for two major reasons: Support for 1 million colors on the screen and support for online Flash videos. I do like what Samsung is doing here though. Hopefully, it will make people completely forget the nightmare-of-a-phone it's replacing: the Glyde. Plus, the AMOLED display will be a KILLER. I hope all phones eventually go to this technology as it displays colors better and is more responsive to the touch. But the real question is: How is the battery life going to improve? Since AMOLED displays conserve energy better than TFT displays, that shouldn't be a worry.
8. dense_rain posted on 26 Aug 2009, 22:07 0 0
What's the difference between a data package vs a connect/premium plan? Thanks
13. remixfa posted on 27 Aug 2009, 07:20 0 0
neither, they are both unlimited internet. the only diff is the premium plan adds navigator
24. 22ADin09 posted on 27 Aug 2009, 17:16 0 0
which is kinda a cool add on considering with the non premium plan vz nav is an extra 10 bucks...
9. xmguy posted on 26 Aug 2009, 22:40 0 0
Does this mean people like me on the Nationwide Basic with Vpak won't be enough?
14. remixfa posted on 27 Aug 2009, 07:20 0 0
vcast is the unlimited internet for phones that dont have it as a plan, ur fine.
10. DonLouie posted on 26 Aug 2009, 22:41 0 0
321, is on to something with necessary plan change becoming necessary to own a feature phone. I wouldn't have a problem with it if it was Web OS, Android or WinMo, they figured the Instinct made good and now has offspring too so Verizon could milk more money to increase the APRU
15. remixfa posted on 27 Aug 2009, 07:21 0 0
or it could be that the internet is active w/ or w/out a plan, and just like when smart phones used to have a pay as u go, u get A LOT of complaints from parents and idiots wondering why they are being charged per MB. it actually increases happiness and reduces complaints.
11. xmguy posted on 26 Aug 2009, 23:48 0 0
Again, will this phone use the VPAK or the $29.99 data plan?
