Kyocera Intros a Trio of New Handsets
Nov 19, 2009, 6:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Today Kyocera announced three new phones for the U.S. market.
- SCP-6760 Incognito: This Sanyo-branded handset is a sideways clamshell that has both a touch display and full QWERTY keyboard. Its main display measures 2.6 inches and has 240 x 320 resolution. It also has what Kyocera is calling a "glow-thru" keypad and OLED secondary display. The Incognito features 3G, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, a 2 megapixel camera, and support for microSD cards up to 16GB. It runs Sprint's OneClick user interface, has threaded messaging, and supports an array of Sprint services. It will be available from Sprint on November 30.
- S2300 Torino: This bar-style messaging phone has a full QWERTY keyboard, 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, threaded messaging, speakerphone, and has 1xRTT data. It should be available in February.
- S1310 Domino: This monoblock phone is a tri-band CDMA device that is also limited to 1xRTT data. It features Bluetooth 2.0, WAP browser, speakerphone, and basic SMS/MMS messaging. The Domino will launch in December.
source: Kyocera
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Now the question I have do you have to have the phone open to take pictures and and video, I feel as if it could be a tad bit annoying if you have to
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most Kyocera phones suck.. lets see if they can redeem themselves with one of these....
Yeah... your right, I work for Pocket also, and I would have to say they are only good in the higher priced phones. Anything under $150 is a piece!!!
I've gotten to play with the Icognito and that is a very cool feature phone, and the price is right! Sanyo / Kyocera is finally making some cooler phones. Plus saying their phones suck isn't really accurate, they're actually great in terms of durabili...
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For what carrier. Pocket? Kyrocera makes Sanyo handsets too. Great phones for Sprint's network.
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I would not sell a Kyocera phone to anyone whom I wanted repeat business from.
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This is gonna bug me...
The phone is being released Dec. 6th in Sprint stores for $49.99 after $50 mail in rebate.
This phone is really sick, truly a different step for Kyocera-Sanyo
Im so glad sanyo is releasing a genuine 3g phone that doesnt suck!
This phone has a keyboard thats clackier than the env3 in a good way, a little square but a good feel in hand. 😁 😁
This phone is really sick, truly a different step for Kyocera-Sanyo
Im so glad sanyo is releasing a genuine 3g phone that doesnt suck!
This phone has a keyboard thats clackier than the env3 in a good way, a little square but a good feel in hand. 😁 😁
This phone was purpose to be released before the Sanyo buy out. This was rumored before the Pro Series.
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Threaded texting is key...
More phones need to wake up and use threaded texting. This is a good move no matter what.
I have had two Kyocera phones...
...and had great luck with them. They are not extra-full featured phones like the Blackberry or iPhone, but for the price they are fantastic. Great reception, call quality, and they have never malfunctioned. I had the Virgin Mobile Wildcard and now the X-TC. The X-TC for 99.99 (49.99 on Black Friday at Best Buy) is an incredible deal, and it has been a fantastic little phone. And quite a work horse!
Highly recommend...
Highly recommend...
