Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, ATT, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS
Perhaps “Sangria” was just a little too alcoholic for a teen-oriented device? Samsung’s sliding QWERTY dumbphone for AT&T has been christened “Propel,” it seems — and we’ve at this time gotten the word from two independent sources, so we’re feeling pretty good about it. Until AT&T changes its mind, anyway. The phone looks halfway decent, appears to support AT&T Navigation, and at the $80 we’re hearing AT&T will be asking for it out the door on contract after rebates, they could sell pretty well — especially when you consider that they’ll be available in red, green, and blue.
[Thanks, Kal and billj63]
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Tags: Alcoholic, Amp, Att, Handsets, Hsdpa, Independent Sources, Kal, Navigation, Nbsp, Qwerty, Rebates, Samsung, Samsung Gsm, Slider
When, pray tell, was the last time you saw an LG running Windows Mobile on AT&T? Go ahead, take your time, we’ll wait. Still struggling over there? Yeah, you’re not plan to think of one — trust us. Looks like that’s finally about to change this year with the so-called Incite, a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional beast that we’re hearing AT&T hopes to launch in time for Festivus celebrations. We don’t have any photography to ogle yet, but the specs sound dreamy: mirrored flush 400 x 240 touchscreen, 3-megapixel autofocus camera with flash, AGPS, 3.6Mbps HSDPA, WiFi, and a full metal body that runs 106.95 x 55 x 13.9mm — in other words, this thing could conceivably out-