Samsung launches Instinct promotional site

by Darren Murph posted May 5th 2008 at 7:54AM

Just in case you haven't learned enough about the forthcoming Samsung Instinct from our hands-on gallery / UI video walkthrough, Sammy has launched a promotional website designed to give you the skinny. Within the site, you can peer at a handful of press shots, get schooled on all of its features and sign up to be notified when it's ready for your hands to be wrapped around it. Nothing too exciting, but those with the Instinct high on their list of next mobile to own will surely find it worth the click over.

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ThePremierAssassin @ May 5th 2008 8:38AM

How big is the screen on this phone again?

To date none of the so called iPhone "killers" have had a screen as big as the iPhones right? Too me thats a big deal. If I'm going to surfing the web and watching vids on my phone I want a pretty large screen that provides plenty of visual space.

Thats just me however.

Other than that and lack of a slide out keyboard this phone does sound and most importantly looks pretty sick to me.

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sA900msung @ May 5th 2008 9:43AM

You guys are just now posting this? lol, I've posted this site on SprintUsers several weeks ago...

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Chris @ May 5th 2008 11:11AM

I'm not really impressed with that promotional site at all. You'd think they'd have screen shots of what the apps look like, instead of just a summary of what the feature is. Not much different than a spec sheet you ask me.

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Gaines @ May 5th 2008 3:26PM

I'm very much looking forward to seeing this phone in action.

http://www.MySprintInstinct.com

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dpbida @ May 6th 2008 2:18AM

Just looks WAY to much like the iPhone to me. Honestly, Im not saying that every phone with a touch-screen is a complete cop of the iPhone, hell, I even owned a Voyager for some time. Loved it. But honestly I think if someones gonna make a touch-screen phone they need to come up with some originality! To me, if I walked around somewhere with one of these and someone I knew asked if it was the iPhone and I said "nah, its a new Sprint phone" they'd just say "egh, looks like you wanna pretend to have the iPhone". Not that I hang with materialistic people, but originality goes a long long way!