Released for Verizon Wireless, the LG Decoy (VX8610) is designed with a glossy mirror-like front and satin back finish. As the world’s first phone to have a detachable Bluetooth headset integrated into the design, the headset slips into the back for easy transport and charging. The slider uses a 5-way directional joystick to conveniently scroll through menus. The Decoy also has an integrated music player, 2.0-megapixel camera and camcorder and microSD memory port. It supports VCAST Music to download from over 2 million songs and VCAST Video to stream entertainment clips, sports highlights, breaking news and weather. Using GPS, VZ Navigator gets visual and audible directions to thousands of destinations.
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Released for Sprint, the Katana Eclipse X is enhanced with One Click, allowing consumers to access functions they use most. One Click can personalize the home screen to organize options such as text messaging, Google search, Sprint Navigation, email, favorite Web sites, music and call log. It can access Google or add shortcuts to websites on the home screen. Scrolling its customizable carousel-style menu offers status alerts – for example, the number of new messages appears. The Katana Eclipse X is compatible with Sprint TV for live and on-demand content, Sprint Music Store for full-length tracks, Sprint Radio with more than 150 channels and an integrated MP3 player with microSD card slot supporting up to 8GB (256 MB card included). Additional features include stereo Bluetooth technology, external music navigation controls and a 1.3-megapixel camera with zoom and video camcorder.
Released for Sprint, the Samsung Highnote slides up to reveal a dial pad and slides down to highlight its stereo speakers. Offering Sprint’s new One Click user interface, users can access text messaging, web access, email, Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV and Sprint Music Store by personalizing the home screen by selecting commonly used features. Additional features include a built-in 2.0-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, expandable memory up to 16GB, and speaker-independent voice recognition.
Released for Sprint, the Palm Treo Pro has a thin sleek design with a high-resolution color touch screen and full QWERTY keyboard. A removable battery provides for up to five hours of talk time. Consumers can quickly reply to email, surf the web, make appointments and contacts, and use Wi-Fi or GPS on the go. The Treo Pro delivers increased security, easier device management and access to information on corporate networks. One-touch Wi-Fi button let users easily access fast connections (802.11b/g). Screen enhancements let users search the web directly from the Today screen. When users are in a meeting, a ringer switch can silence the Treo Pro immediately while screensavers lets users know at a glance, without turning on the device, what time it is and whether they’ve missed a call or have a new message.
Released for Sprint, the Palm Treo 800w can Treo 800w can access the Internet at broadband speeds – peak download rates of 3.1 Mbps and upload rates of 1.8 Mbps. The Treo 800w uses GPS to show maps, point-to-point directions and point-of-interest (POI) searches for locations such as restaurants or stores. It comes with professional email using Microsoft Direct Push Technology to connect to automatic wireless updates from email, calendar, contacts and tasks.
Released for Sprint, the Motorola RAZR VE20 provides one-touch access to its music player, text inbox and menu controls from its external LCD. The RAZR VE20 offers Sprint-exclusive content such as NFL Mobile Live, a new application that streams NFL content. NFL Mobile Live is free to customers with a data plan. It offers live audio broadcast of all NFL regular season games, live audio / video stream of eight NFL Network games (beginning in November 2008) exclusive team content and video highlights. Additional functions include Sprint Music Store for over-the-air song downloads, Sprint TV with live and on demand programming, stereo Bluetooth wireless technology, a microSD card slot and a 2.0-megapixel camera.
Released for Sprint Nextel, the Sanyo Pro-700 is designed for harsh environments, providing a rugged exterior certified to military standards for dust, shock and vibration. Running on Qualcomm’s QChat technology, consumers can access Sprint Mobile Broadband for fast file downloads, Web browsing, email access and more. Upgraded to EV-DO Rev. A technology, the network reaches more than 242 million people, 15,325 cities and 1,452 airports.
Released for Sprint Nextel, the Sanyo Pro-200 sports an attractive, slim clamshell form factor. Powered by Qualcomm’s QChat, the Pro-200 operates on Sprint’s Mobile Broadband EV-DO Rev. A network instead of the common iDEN network for faster data speeds, delivering push-to-talk services, key functionalities including Bluetooth, messaging capabilities and mobile email.
Released for Sprint, the Samsung SPH-Z700 brings together the convenience of instant, get-in/get-out communication, as well as a 2.0-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, microSD memory card slot and external music control keys. Integrated with EV-DO Rev. A broadband technology, users have high-speed access to Sprint TV and Sprint Music. Packaged with Direct Connect and Group Connect push-to-talk services, users can communicate easily by saving time and money.
Released for Sprint, the Samsung Z400 offers push-to-talk performance and military-grade durability. Housed in a rubberized coating to reduce scratching and improve grip, the Z400 passed rigorous tests to meet military standards specs for resistance to dust, shock and vibration. The Z400 is Samsung’s first Nextel Direct Connect handset to deliver fast data speeds on Sprint’s broadband network. Nextel Direct Connect provides quick and reliable alternatives for communication with individuals or groups. It has a 1.3-megapixel camera with 2x digital zoom and stereo Bluetooth Wireless technology with call announce.