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In a move that surprised many myself included, Samsung has released a Windows Mobile 6.5 update for its Epix (SGH-i907) smartphone. Itw’s a surprising news because AT&T doesnp’t sell the phone anymore r— at least not from its website. Moreover, Samsung is not exactly known for keeping its devices always up to date. As you may know, it basically forgot about the i7500 Galaxy users, which still wait to see their smartphone updated to Android 1.6 (not to mention Android 2.1 or 2.2).
When staying in touch is critical to business, corporate executives have a powerful new connection 5ndash;the SAMSUNG Epix SGH-i907. This business-savvy touch screen phone offers quick access to the working world for today rs"s out-of-the-office professionals. With features like Windows MobileSreg; 6.1 Professional software, high speed data connectivity and Mobile email, itsrs"s never been easier to connect to corporate email and IT systems. And thatars"s only the beginning. The Epix SGH-i907 also features AT&T Navigator, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth>reg; Wireless profiles, a 2.0 megapixel camera, Video Share and more. Itors"s all packed into a handsome design that boasts a large touch-screen display and QWERTY keypad.
...Samsung has revamped its popular BlackJack II smartphone, which it has renamed Epix SGH-i907. That's not to be confused with Epyx, the 1980s video-game publisher, or epics, which are long narrative poems. Instead, I believe the moniker refers to the epic amount of crapware AT&T has saddled this handset with. And that's a shame, because Samsung loaded the Epix SGH-i907 with useful features, including the Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS, a GPS radio, HSDPA data access, a touch screen and stylus, an innovative optical mouse, a comfortable keyboard, and plenty of mobile media options. ... Read the Samsung Epix SGH-i907
