E-TEN's glofiish M700 gets FCC approval

by Chris Ziegler, posted Apr 23rd 2007 at 12:16PM

HTC naturally gets the lion's share of the Windows Mobile QWERTY fun, but E-TEN's doing its best to steal some of that thunder with the upcoming M700 in its "glofiish" line of Pocket PC phones. Happily for those of us well west of zero degrees longitude, the M700 packs quadband GSM plus EDGE; we suspect no American carriers will be picking it up directly, but as the FCC will happily vouch, it'll be a trivial matter to get it imported. 3G data is missing, but the M700 makes out with a SiRFstar III GPS receiver built in -- much like other devices in the glofiish line -- plus WiFi and a 2 megapixel cam.

Filed under: Handsets, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, E-TEN

Tags: e-ten, fcc, glofiish, m700, phone edition, PhoneEdition, pocket pc, PocketPc, qwerty, windows mobile, WindowsMobile

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person4 @ Apr 23rd 2007 1:12PM

Just in time to be replaced by the http://www.engadget.com/2007/03/15/e-tens-glofiish-x800-everything-but-the-qwerty/

(which will probably eventually have qwerty)

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Kwame Kyeretwie Ofori @ Aug 29th 2007 6:10PM

My son has only last week brought an m700 from the US to Ghana and we have messed up the password so we cannot switch on the phone. How do I get the unlock software for e-ten glofiish m700. I need help instantly. It is such a wonderful phone. the gps is particularly useful and relevant for our purposes

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