Samsung A900 Coming to Sprint
Today, 3:39 PM source:
FCC
The
FCC today approved the Samsung A900, an ultra-thin clamshell
CDMA phone
for the U.S. based on the Korean SCH-V740. As rumored,
FCC documents confirm
that the RAZR-like phone is intended for Sprint.
FCC documents also confirm
that the phone will be dual-band digital-only, have an internal antenna,
Bluetooth, a swivel camera, a color external display with media keys, and
EV-DO high-speed data. The Korean version is only 14.5 mm thick and has a
music player, a QVGA display, and a 1.3 megapixel camera.
"Scooterflex" <scootertrasher@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2f8e7$43426d2c$185a1e7a$31042@news.flashnewsg roups.com...
> Thanks for the info. I guess I'll have to stick with my i500 as long as I
> can.
>
> "Daniel Tso" <dantsoNOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:NaT%e.17316$K91.11918@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
>> In article <38ede$4337d7ea$185a1e7a$24831@news.flashnewsgroup s.com>,
> "Scooterflex" <scootertrasher@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >ANyone have any word on when the next Palm Smartphone will be coming
>> >from
>> >Samsung? I just hate the Treo 650. Sprint's site has stopped selling the
>> >i500.
>>
>> Well the rumor is that Samsung has disbanded its Palm phone development
> team.
>> And of course PalmSource (PalmOS) has been bought up by Access.
>> And there is the Treo 700 running WM2005.
>>
>> And LG did sign on to PalmOS...
>>
>> So the best hope now is that Access won't destroy or inhibit PalmOS and
>> that LG sees fit to develop a good PalmOS phone, AND (biggest and...)
>> that the carriers will actually decide to adopt it (seeing as Sprint was
>> the one that killed the i550 (and ultimate Samsung's PalmOS line), not
>> Samsung itself..., just as VZW killed the i640/i645).
>
>