Get Ready for Samsung Mythic This Fall

Slim and sleek Samsung Mythic comes with efficient multimedia features like video and audio recording, a camera with a large 3.3-inch touch screen display which is specifically made to carry AT&T’s newly upgraded Opera Web browser for an easy navigation and has support for AT & T Mobile TV.

It boasts of three windows on which a user can look at three kinds of data all at the same time without switching screens which saves time and definitely less annoying and confusing. Frequent users of Facebook and Twitter will find it very convenient in updating their accounts wherever they go as it runs on Samsung’s Touchwiz interface feature.

This fall we will get the chance to discover its uniqueness as Samsung will be releasing Mythic to the market this November.

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Pantech’s QWERTY smartphone

Phones that feature a full QWERTY keyboard are quite big everywhere these days, with everybody so keen to use Twitter and email to share… well, everything. Pantech has decided for a somewhat different approach. Their new “Reveal” has a QWERTY, but also keeps the classic keyboard, in order to make things easier when all you want is to call someone.
The phone is the first in AT&T’s line of quick messaging devices to be available on the US market, and it has all of their flagship services – 3G speed for web browsing, music and video, as well as turn-by-turn navigation. You can even win one on Pantech’s Facebook page, in the next few days (www.facebook.com/PantechUSA). If you don’t fell that lucky and want to buy one, it costs $79.99 with a 2-year AT&T service plan.

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