Samsung Code coming to US Cellular, "Jack" inexplicably missing from name

by Chris Ziegler posted Jun 11th 2009 at 6:36PM

We've just sorta become accustomed to seeing the term "Jack" show up somewhere in the name of any North American Samsung running Windows Mobile that looks like this, so "Code" is a refreshing change of pace. The midrange portrait QWERTY smartphone just popped with no fanfare over on US Cellular's site, revealing a 2 megapixel camera, WinMo 6.1 Standard, EV-DO Rev. 0, and a QVGA display. Coincidentally, this sucker got FCC approval as the SCH-i220 just a few days ago, so these guys are probably lining up to get it to market shortly.

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Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Windows Mobile, EV-DO, CDMA, US Cellular

Tags: code, i220, samsung, sch-i220, us cellular, UsCellular, windows mobile, windows mobile 6.1, WindowsMobile, WindowsMobile6.1, winmo, winmo6.1, wm6.1

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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dustin @ Jun 12th 2009 2:47AM

i dont like it. but i guess it doesnt matter what i like.

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jay @ Jun 18th 2009 1:49AM

Also for METROPCS! not all that but for metro pcs it is a step up http://onlyjay.com/post/122553203/samsung-code

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Mobile Developer @ Jun 24th 2009 2:03PM

I am not surprised to see smaller carriers like US Cellular jumping in with these highly desirable windows mobile powered phones. I would think it is very difficult for them to compete with the larger carriers and they need good phones to help them stay in the game.

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Wireless Consulting @ Jul 11th 2009 6:35PM

Actually U.S. Cellulars strength would deffinately be found in its price plans, coverage, and unrivaled customer service. For a time the only legit criticisim against U.S. Cell has been the phone line up that was offered, so yes this will help to negate that arguement but that is not needed as a competitve tool. As stated their strength has been and will remain in the value of the services offered by U.S. Cellular.

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