Verizon Launches Dual-Hinge U740
Feb 14, 2007, 4:24 AM by (staff)

Verizon today launched the Samsung u740, a mid-range phone with a unique dual-hinge design that allows the phone to open like a standard clamshell for phone calls or in landscape orientation for texting and other data functions. Despite this hinge and the fact that it features a full QWERTY thumb-board, it is still quite thin. Some of the keys double as a number pad when the phone is opened for voice calls. The u740 features EV-DO high speed data, Bluetooth, a 1.3 Megapixel camera and Micro SD slot. It is available for $150 with a 2 year contract and rebate.
Comments
So you can see
One ugly phone
Good post btw to Karl on Cars or was to MT...
Anyway...
I have the 740 and its ok. There are 2 things about the hinge from using that I can say.
1. If you are hard on your phones, it is not gonna hold up.
2. Its not as go...
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No QVGA
What a shame...and a waste.
SteveHRocks said:
You would think with all of the features this phone has, that it would have a QVGA display.
What a shame...and a waste.
Yeah...those 18 bit, high resolution screens are just SO terrible. You can...
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actually a good design
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=751 »
albeit it was over a year and a half ago since it came out, so the newer version has newer technology applied to it.
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