It's the black Samsung F700, except whiter

by Chris Ziegler posted Jan 15th 2008 at 10:35AM

And it's coming to Vodafone Spain. We're not sure why only Vodafone would think that a white version of the F700 is such a great idea ('cause it is), so we're kinda hoping Verizon takes note.

[Via PHONE Magazine]

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Vodafone, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: f700, samsung, sgh-f700, spain, vodafone, vodafone spain, VodafoneSpain, white

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lmsam @ Jan 15th 2008 11:05AM

iphone clone

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lol @ Jan 15th 2008 3:28PM

please tell me I've missed your sarcasm. This thing existed BEFORE iPhone. Oh, and the iPhone slides out and has a tangible QWERTY? You must have one of those special apple branded Tilts or something.

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David @ Jan 25th 2008 10:46AM

What are you BLIND this is not an Iphone clone it has better style, but is thick and has a nice QWERTY keyboard

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lmsam @ Jan 15th 2008 3:52PM

well no all im saying is the apple have been pioneers in making rounded squares/rectangles mainstream. i mean who'd have thought you could convince so many people that apple have a patent on chrome rounded edges of an oblong eh?
radical designs man...

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fyreblazer @ Jan 16th 2008 4:37PM

Oh, so the HTC Wizard, which had a touch screen & was rectangular with rounded corners in '06, is an iPhone clone too I guess.

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MaterialLAWLZ @ Jan 15th 2008 4:40PM

that's retarded just because something has a touch interface, it's considered an iclone.. touchscreen is the new thing.. just because apple was brave enough to put it out first.

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FyreStarrter @ Jan 16th 2008 2:27AM

I REALLY wish Sprint would get this since I am with them now have the 6th triple over billing from verizon in as many months!! Sigh BRING THIS TO SPRINT!!! PLEASE....

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Ron-Mexico @ Jan 16th 2008 12:45PM

It's a beautiful phone and supposedly is on tap for VZW sometime during the first quarter. I've heard not so glowing reviews of the browser though. Wish we could see Opera on more of these HTML browser-capable non-smartphones.

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