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FCC Shows Samsung EV-DO Clamshell With Bluetooth

Jan 2, 2006, 12:59 AM by (staff)

The FCC has released the full documents for another Samsung EV-DO Clamshell. The A960 features a circular OLED external display, Bluetooth, and a camera with LED flash and sliding cover. This model will be available on Sprint and is compatible with all Power Vision services including the music download store.

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vesther

Jan 2, 2006, 8:22 PM

Samsung Phones--Sprint Priority?

It seems every time a Samsung phone gets approved by the FCC, it always seems that Sprint gets the highest priority when it comes to these phones (Sprint has the most Samsung phones of all carriers). Shouldn't this phone be approved for use with Verizon Networks as well? Sprint having highest priority for Samsung Phones is just totally no fair. 😲

sw44

What are you talking about? Verizon has just as many sprint phones as sprint does. For example, they have the a-970, sprint the 940. They just tend to have a different number...But I can almost guarantee that verizon will have most of the new powervis...
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