MobileBurn Reviews the Samsung SGH-i620 Smartphone

[Rocco Augusto]

http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=4528

"Our friends at Samsung were kind enough to slip us a bright white SGH-i620 while we were visiting them at the 2008 CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas. This particular i620 was built for Vodafone Italy, and sports the company's "mail & call" logo on its side. The i620 is similar to Samsung's other i6xx series messaging devices, such as the i617 BlackJack II, and runs the same Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard edition operating system. It is a tri-band GSM/EDGE cellphone that can get HSDPA 3G data speeds on 2100MHz networks, such as those in Europe."


[Photo courtesy of MobileBurn]

Michael Oryl from MobileBurn brings us another review of the Samsung i620 Windows Mobile Smartphone. Similar to the i640v that we posted on earlier, this particular device is also on the Vodafone network. It looks like Vodafone is the hip network to be on at the moment. Once again, this is another device that I wish they would bring over to North America. My original Samsung Blackjack is starting to feel a bit dated and all of this Samsung i6xx news is really making me get the "I need a new phone" bug. Guess it's time to start Smartphone shopping again!

[Rocco Augusto]

http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=4528

"Our friends at Samsung were kind enough to slip us a bright white SGH-i620 while we were visiting them at the 2008 CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas. This particular i620 was built for Vodafone Italy, and sports the company's "mail & call" logo on its side. The i620 is similar to Samsung's other i6xx series messaging devices, such as the i617 BlackJack II, and runs the same Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard edition operating system. It is a tri-band GSM/EDGE cellphone that can get HSDPA 3G data speeds on 2100MHz networks, such as those in Europe."


[Photo courtesy of MobileBurn]

Michael Oryl from MobileBurn brings us another review of the Samsung i620 Windows Mobile Smartphone. Similar to the i640v that we posted on earlier, this particular device is also on the Vodafone network. It looks like Vodafone is the hip network to be on at the moment. Once again, this is another device that I wish they would bring over to North America. My original Samsung Blackjack is starting to feel a bit dated and all of this Samsung i6xx news is really making me get the "I need a new phone" bug. Guess it's time to start Smartphone shopping again!