Samsung Highlight Lights Up T-Mobile
Jul 14, 2009, 11:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Jul 15, 2009, 5:52 PM
Today T-Mobile and Samsung announced the T749 Highlight, a TouchWiz phone that packs quad-band GSM/EDGE and 1700 MHz UMTS/HSDPA radios. It comes with a 3 megapixel camera with video capture, music player and a microSD slot for up to 16GB of extra storage. The Highlight also has Bluetooth, GPS, and T-Mobile's revised web2go Internet services, which feature a new, finger-friendly user interface. It also has an accelerometer, and supports both portrait and landscape use. The Highlight will cost $150 after rebates with new agreement. It is available starting today.
source: Samsung
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How has NO ONE mentioned the color??????
I mean.....wow. I'm just confused has to how this color was actually put onto a phone, and who would consider it attractive. Opinions?
Its different. I dont mind the color. Red, blue and black have be done to death. Now white, pink and purple are becoming a norm. Orange and green (T509) seem to be the offset.
Color is a deal breaker or maker. So most people wont mention it when ta...
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I'm beginning to wonder when these clever phone names will run out. Phones used to be called by forgettable model numbers. (Sgh-T707 or whatever)
Now, every phone has some actual name like "Shine" or "Tour" or "Highlight". I suppose there are lots and lots of words in the English language to be used, but you'd think it has to end somewhere.
Now, every phone has some actual name like "Shine" or "Tour" or "Highlight". I suppose there are lots and lots of words in the English language to be used, but you'd think it has to end somewhere.
All you have to do is add a number to the clever name in most cases. But I think eventually all the good names will be gone. I don't care much for a lot of the names.
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one might ask when the millions of models of toothbrushes will end. just when i think a new type of toothbrush couldn't possibly exist, you see a commercial sporting a breakthrough in new toothbrush technology. i suppose if they can think of a differe...
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