Cingular announces the BlackJack super slim Windows Mobile Smartphone
14th Nov 2006, 02:39 GMT
I thoroughly enjoyed using the Samsung i320 Windows Mobile Smartphone and if the battery life would have been better I might have stuck with it. Paul had a chance to check out a cousin of the i320 a couple months ago, specifically the Samsung Blackjack. The device is very similar to the i320, but had a front facing camera for video calls, 3G network support, and slightly different hardware button design and layout. U.S. customers will soon have their own chance to own a device called the BlackJack on November 16th when the device launches with Cingular. You will be able to pick one up for only US$199.99 after a US$100 mail-in rebate and two-year activation. The BlackJack, Samsung ...
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