Samsung M240 Cell Phone Review
The same day it introduced the touch-screen Samsung Rogue, Samsung quietly unveiled the Samsung M240. Made for Sprint, the M240 is all about communication. Features are few–you don’t even get[...]
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Samsung Instinct HD SPH-M850 Cell Phone Review
Sprint Nextel stole the CTIA show last year when it introduced the Samsung Instinct. There was a lot to like about the touch-screen phone, so we were hopeful that Samsung[...]
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Samsung Moment Cell Phone Review
In case you haven’t noticed, the Google Android dam has broken. For almost a year, HTC was the only manufacturer to offer handsets with the operating system, but in the[...]
Samsung Intrepid Cell Phone Review
The Samsung Intrepid made its debut at CTIA Fall 2009 as Sprint’s first Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone. Admittedly, we weren’t particularly impressed by the handset’s drab and slightly plasticky design[...]
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Samsung Seek Cell Phone Review
Even though we typically associate the touch-screen interface with smartphones and high-end feature phones, there are midrange devices that offer it as well. Take the Samsung Seek from Sprint, for[...]
Samsung PX2370 Monitor Review
Thanks to its angular look, the Samsung PX2370 isn’t quite as sexy as the XL2370 is. Samsung didn’t think out the PX2370′s onscreen display placement well; its OSD is inferior[...]
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Samsung Captivate Review
Introduction Captivate is Samsung’s new Android powered smartphone for AT&T, and along with T-Mobile’s Vibrant it’s the first of the Korean phone maker’s “Galaxy S” devices to hit a US[...]
Samsung Vibrant Review
While T-Mobile pioneered the Android “revolution” in the United States, the nation’s fourth largest wireless carrier hasn’t had a high-end, slate-like Android device until now. Enter the Samsung Vibrant, a[...]
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Samsung Intercept Review
Introduction Samsung is at it again, and they’re expanding their Android horizons by focusing on more than one demographic. Hot off the Galaxy S announcements a few weeks ago, the[...]
Samsung Restore Review
Introduction I’ve always been fond of mid-range QWERTY devices, because let’s be honest – not everyone needs a smartphone. There’s a demographic out there that sends text messages and makes[...]
