Verizon's Samsung SCH-u740 now official in black

by Chris Ziegler, posted Apr 16th 2007 at 11:50AM

Just when we started to warm up to the original's champagne hue, Verizon and Samsung have teamed up to give us the color many of us would've preferred to begin with. That's right: as expected, the dual-pivot u740 is now available dressed in black from head to toe, without any of that not-quite-silver, not-quite-beige craziness of its forebear. Not to say existing owners need to get too jealous -- specs are, of course, identical. Get it now for a Franklin after contract and rebates.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, 1xRTT, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: samsung, sch-u740, u740, verizon, verizon wireless, VerizonWireless, vzw

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Otsego @ Apr 16th 2007 4:30PM

wow, THATS not an awkward phone...

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Jr @ Apr 16th 2007 4:43PM

It really isn't awkward - it has dual hinges, and you're seeing it closed, and open for texting. Opening it to speak is just a simple flip...of course, you may be too limited to utilize such a device.

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efrus @ Apr 16th 2007 7:18PM

What a fantastic phone.

Would simply love to own one which I can text with more easily. Is that a full qwerty keyboard.

Hope Samsung release it in Australia.

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dan @ Apr 23rd 2007 8:06PM

yeah I have this phone I got it about a week ago and I am in love with it but I have it in gold I think that the gold is soo!!! much more PIMP I definitively recommend getting a 1 or 2 GB micro SD card with the phone if you get it

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Mark @ Jun 6th 2007 5:40PM

meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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Erica @ Oct 3rd 2007 1:56PM

i love this phone, i'm so happy i bought it!

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chief @ Nov 16th 2007 12:54PM

i got an 8gb micro sd and the phone will not format it, i also tried doin it via computer but it wont go either?

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