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A few days ago I commented about the Celio Redfly adding support for BlackBerrys. I came across that bit of information first while researching to purchase a Celio RedFly myself and then while I’ve been …

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The Samsung ‘F480′

Posted by Jack Cook on May 30, 2008 – 8:31 am
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Samsung Electronics announced the launch of full touch screen, ultra-slim credit card size mobile phone ‘F480′. Here is a short video from Samsung showing the F480 going through some of its paces.

The TouchWiz F480 includes 240 MB of internal music memory, a memory card with up to 8GB storage, an integrated FM radio, a 5 megapixel camera featuring auto focus and a CMOS video lens.

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    Since then even the universal was a major disapointment
  • kcmatt
    I had an HTC Universal, which had an awesome keyboard. I've gotten used to the Tilt's, but couldn't imagine anything smaller. Really looking forward to the Xperia's, because the keys have some space between them.

    (I like it for texts and emails, and for keeping detailed notes of my sales calls, entered immediately following in my car or lobby)
  • Zealot
    I have been using thumbboards for years, first the Tungsten C now the Moto Q. It is essential to me for working with emails, writing blog posts and poetry.

    It takes getting used to, but I now need a thumbboard on my devices.
  • kcmat... I can't even do a couple of paragraphs using a device with the HTC slide out keyboard.

    BT External keyboards or handwriting recognition are the way to go
  • kcmatt
    Can you really hammer out a paragraph in Word on a Blackishberry or Q-ish keyboard?

    For that reason, I think my next device will be the Xperia or the Touch Pro (Raphael).
  • Zealot
    Tried to get on the bandwagon, only it was for Rudy Montana and his Harmonica Lamplighters. Sigh.

    I agree completely about the lack of a keyboard on the iPhone being a fact in the lack of good thumbboards in the newer models. This is bad for me, as I absolutely require one now on my phone.

    Hopefully the likely success of the Blackberry Bold will cause a new wave of "Blackishberry" phones to hit the market.
  • Likes to be on the bandwagon.
  • lol ... I agree kcmatt. People like being on the bandwagon I guess.
  • kcmatt
    Too bad the iPhone doesn't have a slide-out keyboard... then you'd see all these slick new phones coming out that had them.
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