It’s unclear where the Jitterbug is placed alongside some great handsets before it that catered to specific individual needs. One thing is for sure, Samsung’s Jitterbug phones have manage to captivate owners thanks partly to its striking design and accompanying concierge services. Samsung has recently announced the availability of the same Jitterbug handset we’ve seen in the past – except that it’s now going to be available in red. Aptly called the “Jitterbug J in Red”, it was launched by Samsung “in support of the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement”. Other than the new cosmetic paint job, it’s the same old Jitterbug handset we’ve all come to know thanks to its focus on seniors. It’ll be available shortly soon this month through Jitterbug’s website and other retail partners that carry the unit.
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