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We've seen a copy of Sprint Nextel's "Playbook" dealer mag for the month of May — a real page-turner, might we add — and it's given us some detailed insight into the carrier's plans for the next few weeks.
Gone are the days when going with a prepaid account meant sacrificing style or functionality in your choice of handset; actually, we think those days have been gone for a while now in Europe, but at any rate, add the Sagem my411x to the list.
The fashion-friendly candybar features a mirrored front, media player with dedicated buttons, Bluetooth, and a VGA cam — groundbreaking features by no means, but hey, when you consider that it goes for £49.99 (about $100) contract-free, it ain't bad. Look for it now on Orange in the UK.
Get ready to spend the weekend mindlessly sliding the Ocean's dual keypads open and closed until you drive friends and family to the brink of insanity (trust us, it's pretty addictive).
It looks like a bit of a beast, but at least it rocks a spec sheet to match its intimidating layout. The SCH-B750 (for Samsung's domestic Korean market, naturally) is being billed as a "camcorder phone" with a swiveling display and 3 megapixel shooter that combine to mimic the way you'd hold a small digital video camera (ring any bells?).
Billed as "the latest evolution of the highest-volume mobile-development platform available," Nokia used this week's JavaOne shindig to launch its Series 40 5th Edition operation system for mass-market handsets.
Sun is again trumpeting Java from the top of its lungs — and we're not talking about speweing coffee here here — showing off what appeared to be flashy new cellphone software at the JavaOne conference this week.
There are very few branches of the government capable of brightening our day, but as usual, leave it to the FCC to take a rather bland Thursday and turned it right into an entry-level 3G lovefest.
