Samsung SCH-W579 Review

The Samsung SCH-W579 was the dual modes cellular phone (GSM and CDMA) that both of them could be active simultaneously. No need to be busy turn on and turn off to change between the networks. With one button, we could choose the network that will be used. Be enough to bring one cellular phone and to be able to use two networks at the same time.

This was the superiority of the Samsung SCH-W579 cellular phone. It could be active in two networks at the same time. During the new cellular phone restart will have the SIM card choice whatever that will become the main card (CDMA or GSM). When being active, in the screen will appear signal indicator from the two networks (C for CDMA and G for GSM).

Pros:
# Dual mode could be active simultaneously.
# Handwriting recognition was as fascinating alternative for text message.
# The imaging facility was richer and more fun.
# Touch screen as the choice that more simple for the menu exploration.
# The multimedia feature was moderate complete.

Cons:
# Possibly the cell phone measurement was too big.
# When could reduced definitely will be more good-looking.
# The built-in memory was only 20MB.
# Stylus pen could not be inserted in the cellular phone body.
# The stylus pen position was hanged annoying during the taking of the photograph.
# If being released, there was the risk of being lost.

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Do you have this phone or did you just read somewhere else about it?

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Gadgets Monkey :: Samsung SCH W579

I don not have it. I just read from this site. hxxp://aboutponsel. com/2007/03/full-review-samsung-sch-w579-double-action-cell-phone/

Originally Posted by tavenger5

Do you have this phone or did you just read somewhere else about it?

Some more info:
Gadgets Monkey :: Samsung SCH W579

Hey, I have had this phone in the past if you have any questions, I may be able to help

Nick

The handwriting recognition and OCR feature supports Traditional Chinese text only

From the phone site
Gadgets Monkey :: Samsung SCH W579

Originally Posted by aychico

Hey, I have had this phone in the past if you have any questions, I may be able to help

Nick

Hi there, um I just got this samsung sch-w579 phone from my mother. I've never use any samsung's phone in my life, so its kinda difficult for me to adjust. I wonder, do you know how can I turn the message-typing-tones off? Or maybe changing it to a simpler tone such as beeping only? I cant find where to turn this thing off, it really bugs me. Thank you so much

Have you got any pics about SCH-W579?

eh this phone is not good

Originally Posted by ryan

The Samsung SCH-W579 was the dual modes cellular phone (GSM and CDMA) that both of them could be active simultaneously. No need to be busy turn on and turn off to change between the networks. With one button, we could choose the network that will be used. Be enough to bring one cellular phone and to be able to use two networks at the same time.

This was the superiority of the Samsung SCH-W579 cellular phone. It could be active in two networks at the same time. During the new cellular phone restart will have the SIM card choice whatever that will become the main card (CDMA or GSM). When being active, in the screen will appear signal indicator from the two networks (C for CDMA and G for GSM).

Pros:
# Dual mode could be active simultaneously.
# Handwriting recognition was as fascinating alternative for text message.
# The imaging facility was richer and more fun.
# Touch screen as the choice that more simple for the menu exploration.
# The multimedia feature was moderate complete.

Cons:
# Possibly the cell phone measurement was too big.
# When could reduced definitely will be more good-looking.
# The built-in memory was only 20MB.
# Stylus pen could not be inserted in the cellular phone body.
# The stylus pen position was hanged annoying during the taking of the photograph.
# If being released, there was the risk of being lost.

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Quite possibly one of our stylus with a pocket clip would work better. STYLUS-R-US*** -**** WE* HAVE* NO* COMPETITION! - MOTTO