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One of the most dominant questions asked from someone who has just bought a new phone is, “What’s a...
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If vertical cases are your thing, the Smartphone Experts Top Pouch Case for the BlackJack or BlackJack II ($24.95)...
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As one of the premier Smartphones on the market, the Samsung BlackJack gets a lot of attention from the...
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In our BlackJack II vs. Motorola Q9h Smackdown we forgot one essential factor: price. The BJII is significantly cheaper...
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One of the main problems many new users of Windows Mobile have is that the navigation can be difficult...
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Given how long we waited for the Windows Mobile 6 download for the BlackJack, we were tempted to mostly...
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Update: Bad news, folks - the updater is not compatible with Vista. Will the pain never end? Fortunately, we...
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Engadget Mobile tips us off to this interesting bit of info about the Samsung BlackJack: Samsung Blackjacks manufactured between...
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There ya go, kids, a quick unboxing and Video First Look at the Samsung BlackJack II, available for $149.99 with contract from AT&T. It's a little shorter than we'd prefer, but as we mentioned earlier it's a travel day for us. We'll definitely have more later, because we respectfully disagree with the Boy Genius's assessment that the Q9h is better than the BlackJack II. No sir: the BJII is tops in our book. We'll explain later, we promise.
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Our First Look at the BlackJack II is coming just as soon as YouTube finishes processing it. Meanwhile, if you're one of the lucky ones to have picked up this mamma-jamma, MoDaCo has a download for you. See, the BlackJack II has GPS built-in, but by default it only wants to work with TeleNav (an issue we were worried about from the get-go):
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See that in the title - apparently it's not cool to put a space after the word “black” anymore....
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MoDaCo lets us know that the Samsung i600 has received its Windows Mobile 6 update from Samsung. The i600 is the international version of the Blackjack that’s a bit more powerful (WiFi).
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We’re going to save the best for …ah, screw it, here’s the highlight of the CTIA conference: The Blackjack II.
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Well, it’s not the i780 that the FCC just passed, it was the SCH-i617, aka the Blackjack 2.... It does look like the main buttons are placed a bit more nicely - reducing constant accidental pressed.
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Yeah, so the image isn’t all that impressive, but here’s the news: the FCC has approved the Samsung SGH-i617. The SGH-i607 is the Blackjack.
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We (ok, it was just me) were in New York City last week, covering an antiquated OS in a new package (aka the announcement of the Palm Centro).
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After reading Andrew’s full-throated defense of the Treo over at Treonauts, I was slightly abashed to realize that the Treo really does still have a very nice form factor - it’s just that Palm got it right early and hasn’t managed to significantly improved on it. To wit: * Mobility Today is one among many sites showing a photo and video of this sweet-looking Samsung device.
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Well Well, check out this little tibit from the TreoCentral Forums: A mention today in the 750 forum makes the third instance I have heard that the ATT WM6 upgrades are being held up by the delays of GMM 5.0.... However, since the GetGood functionality is part of ATT’s base ROM, and since GMM 4.x versions are supposedly incompatible with WM6, the whole shooting match is waiting on GMM 5.0 to be complete.
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We have been wrong before about the release date for the Windows Mobile 6 upgrade for the Samsung Blackjack, so take this one with a grain of salt. Smartphone Thoughts is reporting: Now, word is circulating that the production release of Windows Mobile 6 for the BlackJack will hit the streets (or maybe just AT&T’s website) on September 17th.
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It will likely drop Verizon’s “multimedia home” display, and may not support Sprint Music Store.... Samsung BlackJack International (CDMA/GSM) - With AT&T’s exclusivity agreement with Samsung about to end, Sprint will be picking up the BlackJack with international roaming support.
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The leaked BlackJack Windows Mobile 6 ROM AT&T Video Share enables one-way live streaming-video feeds that can beseen by both parties while they are participating in a two-way voiceconversation. Once the parties have initiated a Video Share call, eitherone can be the one generating the video stream for the other to see.
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Way back when I first unboxed the HTC S710 (aka the HTC Vox), a reader commented that my voice sounded giddy. Indeed, I was giddy. The s710 was (and is) an exciting form factor for Standard-Edition Windows Mobile phones - a candy-bar slider that includes both a standard 12-key phone pad and a full qwerty keyboard. But innovative form factor does not a usable device make. How does the s710 stand up to actual use? Read on for the full review.
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When I loaded the hacked Windows Mobile 6 ROM on there, I noticed something very, very odd. There was a new setting and a hidden application that kept loading itself in the background no matter what I was able to do, and it was called "Video Share." So today Mobility site points us to an AT&T announcement that this summer they'll be rolling out a real-time video sharing service. The page that displays compatible phones on the Video Share site doesn't list the Blackjack (yet!), but it does list two other Samsung phones. The fact that Samsung is on board with Video Share *and* the fact that there's a funny little "Video Share" application on my WM6-hacked Blackjack tells me it will be added to the list. It also makes me *strongly* suspect that my earlier doom and gloom about the Windows Mobile 6 date for the Blackjack was wrong. A late July release for Video Share bodes well for the new ROM that supports it on the Blackjack.
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Looking for a flip case for your Blackjack? Look no further than the Smartphone Experts CombiFlip case - a hybrid leather case with a removable flip lid. It stores two credit cards and has a nice build-quality. It's a great case.
Read on for the full review.
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The leaked ROM was taken off of the forum where I found it, which is unsurprising. I imagine that it wouldn't be too difficult to find with a little Googling, but here's the thing, I think I'm going to recommend against doing that. Not just because you'll be in sketchy legal territory, but also because the update process didn't go very smoothly - my Blackjack froze on the screen you see pictured here. I was worried I was going to have a thin little brick. Luckily, though, it came out ok after I removed the battery. There's not a lot of surprises here - it's Windows Mobile 6 on a Blackjack. I don't think it's the final update, though, as the boot time was very long and there were a few little strange spots in the settings (Hardware Rev0.0 -- what!?).
So the verdict is: wait. I hope you won't have to wait long. In the meantime, you can stew by watching this quick little video of a Blackjack running Windows Mobile 6.
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