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Samsung Gusto added to Verizon Wireless flip phone catalog

By: |Aug 12th, 2010 at 06:12AM
Filed Under: Verizon
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Not every phone can be a bleeding-edge 1 GHz smartphone, right? Earlier today, Verizon Wireless announced that it would add the Samsung Gusto to its feature phone lineup. The light-weight flip phone sports a 2-inch internal display, VGA camera, mobile web browser, and Bluetooth connectivity. The handset includes “lifestyle features” such as a driving mode (which increases call volume to compensate for road noise), voice commands, and VZ Navigator. The phone also has a neat feature that allows you ...

Motorola’s fugly iDEN i465 passes through the FCC

By: |Apr 13th, 2009 at 09:49AM
Filed Under: Handsets, iDEN, Motorola, Sprint
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Motorola’s upcoming i465, its first full-QWERTY iDEN phone, is one of those “special” phones that manages to get uglier each and every time that we see it — even in sexed up press shots. But ugly or not, the FCC has given its blessings after the handset successfully satisfied all federal telecommunications requirements. For those interested and intrigued by this device, a user manual was included alongside quite a few photographs. Given that these are the first really detailed shots of...

Press shots of the Motorola i465 leak out

By: |Feb 27th, 2009 at 08:01AM
Filed Under: Handsets, iDEN, Motorola, Rumors, Sprint
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We’ve known what the upcoming Motorola i465 iDEN has looked like for at least a month but upon seeing this leaked press release photo, it looks Motorola has succeeded in doing something we think is has secretly been trying to do for years — create a full-QWERTY phone that is uglier than Jocelyn Wildenstein. Specific specs are sparse but we think we’re going to see a VGA camera, Bluetooth 2.0 and that crazy iDEN PTT that so many love. Of course we suppose those bad specs aren’t too big ...

Nintendo DSi US launch slated for April 5th, $169.99 MSRP

By: |Feb 18th, 2009 at 10:46AM
Filed Under: Gaming, News, Nintendo DS
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It’s been out in Japan since November 1st of last year, but this April 5th is as good a time as any for Nintendo to finally launch the DSi in the United States. With the MSRP set at $169.99, Nintendo is hoping that potential customers will be able to overlook the somewhat steep price as a small cost when compared to the advantages the DSi has over its predecessors, the DS and DS Lite. Equipped with a VGA camera on the rear of the system and one on the front which can be used in part to control certain a...