Released for AT&T, the Pantech C610 offers an integrated 1.3-megapixel camera with built-in flash to record, send and receive video messages. Running on AT&T’s 3G network, it can use Video Share calling for live face-to-face communications. For music, customers can stream music with MobiRadio, identify songs with MusicID and shop for music with Napster and eMusic. AT&T Mobile Music and CV services let users manage, download and play stereo-quality music, watch popular TV show clips and view exclusive content from HBO, MTV and ESPN. A microSD slot accepts cards to store up to 2,000 songs. The C610 features AT&T Navigator to use A-GPS technology for turn-by-turn directions.
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Released for AT&T, the Motorola RAZR2 V9x is constructed from stainless steel with metal finishes and two-tone soft touch housing. It offers a large external display, giving users the option to play music via touch-sensitive music keys. Consumers can share their video with AT&T Video Share or get turn-by-turn directions with AT&T Navigator. The RAZR2 V9x uses CrystalTalk technology to automatically adjust the audio to match background noise so users can be heard in a crowd. High-speed HSDPA technology connects to the Internet at 3.6 Mbps.
Released for AT&T, the Apple iPhone 3G includes fast 3G wireless technology, GPS mapping, support for enterprise features like Microsoft Exchange and the new App Store. The new quad-band phone gives consumers fast Internet access over tri-band HSDPA. The iPhone 3G automatically changes between 3G, Wi-Fi and EDGE to make multi-tasking simple. Built-in GPS allows users to find their location, get directions, and see traffic. It also offers MobileMe, an Internet service that pushes email, contacts, and calendars to applications on the iPhone, iPod touch, Macs and PCs. Messages are pushed to iPhone keeps contacts and calendars continuously up-to-date.
Released for Sprint, the Samsung Rant is designed with a smooth horizontal slide a a full QWERTY keyboard. The Rant provides access to Sprint Navigation, Sprint Music Store and Sprint TV for live and on-demand content. With Sprint’s new One Click customizable user interface, users can personalize their home screen by selecting commonly used features such as text messaging, web access, email, Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV, Sprint Music Store. Additional features include a 2.0-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, expandable memory up to 16GB and speaker-independent voice recognition.
Released for Sprint, the Samsung Instinct offers a high-tech look with large, vibrant touch screen featuring localized tactile feedback that gives the virtual QWERTY keypad a sensory experience. The Instinct also offers a Voice to Action button providing many functions using voice activation including call, text, picture messaging, traffic, movie, sports, news and search. Using Sprint’s EV-DO Rev. A broadband network, the Instinct can quickly browse the Web, access business or personal email, share pictures, listen to commercial-free radio and more. It also provides support for corporate and consumer (POP3) email, multitasking capabilities to play music in background mode while surfing the Internet, texting or playing games, a 2.0-megapixel camera with camcorder and expandable microSD memory of up to 8 GB. Additional features include advanced stereo Bluetooth 2.0, integrated world clock, SMS voice and text messaging with threaded text, Phone as Modem, picture caller ID and Sprint Mobile Sync.
Released for Sprint and Verizon Wireless, the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 is backed by high-speed EV-DO broadband connectivity. Offered in a liquid silver-colored finish with chrome highlights, smooth edges and soft curves, the Curve 8330 is small and light, integrating rich multimedia capabilities such as email, phone, organizer, camera, video recorder, Internet access, supported mobile streaming and GPS capabilities. The BlackBerry Curve 8330 is supported by BlackBerry Internet Service that gives users access to up to 10 supported POP3 and IMAP personal and corporate email accounts.
Released for Sprint and Verizon Wireless, the HTC Touch Pro is a business device with 3D touch user interface, desktop-like browsing and 5-row sliding QWERTY keyboard. It offers touch screen technology with TouchFLO 3D, for one touch scrolling through common tasks like messaging, calendar appointments or making calls. Music, photos, contacts and surfing the web are also responsive. Delivering HSDPA 7.2 Mbps speeds, the Touch Pro views and navigations websites designed for PCs. Surfers can zoom and pan with one-hand and view content created to fit the display. Turning the handheld sideways automatically rotates the webpage view from a portrait to landscape. Built-in TV-out functionality, users can deliver PowerPoint presentations from the handheld. The 3.2-megapixel camera includes an optical auto-focus lens for clear and consistent photos. The 2.8-inch display provides web browsing and viewing of snapshots.
The HTC Touch Diamond is about the size of half a deck of playing cards. Users will be able to operate it with one hand while walking down the street. The Touch Diamond includes a circular navigation wheel to help consumers navigate its menus. HTC also layered its own TouchFLO 3D software over the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system – to reach work email but also see an easily navigable interface. To encourage mobile Internet browsing, the Touch Diamond offers speedy upload and download connections, Wi-Fi and a glass screen with about four times better resolution than HTC’s previous Touch phones. HTC improved touch screen innovation with its new 3D touch interface called TouchFLO 3D. TouchFLO 3D provides animated access to people, messaging, email, photos, music, weather and more. Users can zoom and pan Websites with one-hand and automatically view optimized content that fits the display. Turning the device sideways automatically rotates the web page view from a portrait to landscape view. The Touch Diamond includes a customized new YouTube application for watching videos as well as Google Maps for mobile for mapping and traffic data.
Released for AT&T, the Samsung Epix is a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional smartphone equipped with a full QWERTY keyboard, large 2.5-inch touch screen, and optical mouse that lets users navigate by sweeping a finger over it. A built-in 2.0-megapixel camera snaps pictures and videos. Stereo Bluetooth lets users listen and communicate handsfree. For external storage, a microSD memory slot stores cards up to 32GB in size. With built-in Wi-Fi, consumers can connect with hotspots nationwide. Backed by AT&T’s 3G HSDPA network, users can access AT&T Mobile Music for music content including subscriptions from Napster Mobile and XM Radio Mobile and CV (Cellular Video) for thousands of clips via streaming video. MobiTV offers full-length video streaming.
Released for AT&T, the Pantech Matrix integrates a dual-sliding double-keypad design, similar to its predecessor, the Pantech Duo smartphone. A numeric keypad slides downwards for phone dialing, while a QWERTY keyboard slides outwards from the side for convenient text messaging. A built-in 1.3-megapixel camera with zoom and self-timer captures photo and records video. Supported by AT&T’s high-speed 3G HSDPA network, the Matrix can feature live video conversations with Video Share, download music over-the-air with AT&T Mobile Music, and watch streaming video content with CV. Via A-GPS technology, AT&T Navigator gives turn-by-turn directions with maps, ensuring travelers are never lost.