AT&T offers Samsung Solstice
AT & T, in collaboration with Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile alias), the Samsung Solstice in U.S. coast in August 2 rolls around. While the Solstice is not an iPhone, that does not mean that it does not deserve his five minutes of fame, where this seemingly fun and compact touchscreen mobile phone opens a door of instant connection to social networking, messaging and multimedia features. Packed in an easy-to-use, polished design, the Samsung Solstice is lightweight and slim, so it seems like a decent phone for your children, even if they please, and longs for a iPhone as well as the millions of other people around the world.
The Samsung Solstice is equipped with a 3″ touchscreen display, which is a virtual landscape QWERTY keyboard when you need to send an SMS message or e-mail, all at the same time in Samsung’s unique TouchWiz user interface, with the one – touch access to frequently used applications and social networks through new widgets for Facebook, MySpace and Yahoo! oneSearch. In addition, holders of the Solstice is also the possibility of advantages for the port, they are almost everywhere, thanks to access to mobile broadband services through AT & T’s 3G network, combined with services such as AT & T Navigator and AT & T Mobile Music with Napster Mobile and eMusic Mobile.
To those who tend to do a lot more than the input, which Solstice offers multiple messaging options, including mobile e-mail, IM and MMS, as well as a 2-megapixel camera with video recording capability. In addition, the reaction with haptic tactile feedback helps to know that a virtual button is pressed, where the full QWERTY keyboard makes typing a breeze with the sensitivity adjustment, through easy to use clear, letters, numbers and symbols. The Solstice will also have an integrated acceleration sensor, MP3 playback, Bluetooth and a microSD memory card slot.
via ubergizmo
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