Samsung Eternity a867 Cell Phone
Two touchscreen media phones square off in this DogFight: The Samsung Eternity for AT&T and the LG Dare for Verizon. Both phones feature full touchscreens, media players with 3.5mm headphone jacks, and full HTML Web browsers. So which one's better? Noah calls the fight! Two touchscreen media phones square off in this DogFight: The Samsung Eternity for AT&T and the LG Dare for Verizon. Both phones feature full touchscreens, media players with 3.5mm headphone jacks, and full HTML Web browsers. So which one's better? Noah calls the fight! Hands-on and in-depth with Samsung's new line of TouchWiz phones. Noah goes in-depth with the Omnia (GSM and Verizon versions), Eternity (AT&T), and Behold (T-Mobile). Check out what makes TouchWiz tick on this new breed of all-touch devices. Hands-on and in-depth with Samsung's new line of TouchWiz phones. Noah goes in-depth with the Omnia (GSM and Verizon versions), Eternity (AT&T), and Behold (T-Mobile). Check out what makes TouchWiz tick on this new breed of all-touch devices. Hands-on and in-depth with Samsung's new line of TouchWiz phones. Noah goes in-depth with the Omnia (GSM and Verizon versions), Eternity (AT&T), and Behold (T-Mobile). Check out what makes TouchWiz tick on this new breed of all-touch devices. Hands-on with what may be the best TV phone in AT&T's lineup - the Samsung Eternity. LG Vu, look out: Eternity's got a full touchscreen, 3MP camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, HTML browser, and MediaFlo TV support. Mother’s Day is coming on May 10, and in its honor, AT&T has a new promotion for three Samsung messaging phones with $50 rebate offers. Samsung Propel, $99.99 (not including rebate): Features a sliding body, full QWERTY keyboard, instant messaging, Mobile Email, AT&T Navigator, CV, AT&T Video Share calling, AT&T Mobile Music, a 1.3 megapixel camera Comes in orange, blue, red, and white/red.Samsung Eternity, $179.99 (not... Since we can’t actively cover every news
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PhoneDog DogFight Poll - Dec. 08 Pros: Responsive touchscreen, Full HTML browser, 3.5mm headphone jack, Sleek and lightweight design
Cons: Mobile TV service doesn't work everywhere, GPS can be slow, TouchWiz needs some work
Samsung has released a bevy of similar-looking touchscreen phones on US carriers this Fall. The Behold (T-Mobile), Delve (Alltel), Omnia (Verizon), and Eternity (AT&T) all feature full frontal touchscreens and Samsung's TouchWiz user interface... Pros: Good for ladies, beautiful interface Cons: No apps, no pc connectivity, need data plan to install apps (if you find them), propietary OS pain in the neck. Summary: Those who say the Samsung Eternity is better than the iPhone are living on another planet. Samsung needs to come up with updates to improve the OS or they should program the apps themselves. I do not like the phone. 0 out of 2 people found this review helpful Pros: great touch screen, good speakers,good signal strenth,good voice quaily good battery life Cons: screen sensitive when scrolling through contacts,a screen protector will take care of that problem Summary: very good phone lots of features would recommed it to anyone 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: Responsive screen, tons of features like mp3, tv, e-mail... Cons: NO SPEED DIAL FUNCTION! Summary: All in all I really like this phone. I hope it's as durable as the sales lady said it is...I keep a phone for the duration of the contract. I'm disappointed about the speed dialing but LOVE the camera! I'm a photographer and it's handy to have in my pocket. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: responsive screen ,great camera,good battery life,good speakers Cons: screen to sensative when scrolling through contacts,,email needs a stylus pen,you have to scroll on the side to check all your messages,getting to your email is slow. Summary: other that great phone i would recommend this phone to anyone. Pros: Good keyboard, HTML browser, music player, convenient , easy to use Cons: MicroSD Summary: The phone is really good. I have it and I am totally loving it. The bad thing is that I cannot use regular USB cable and I have to use a MicroSD card. Other than that, I'm lovin' it! 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful I'm a big fan of the dogfights. You do a great job, so I feel kinda dumb even making a suggestion. But, I'm a very happy Sprint customer who is about to upgrade and with the flood of great new phones at Sprint, I'm not sure which one to go with. I'd love to see the dogfight, "Palm Pre vs. Samsung Moment vs. HTC Hero". I know I'd like one of those three, just not sure which one. No doubt about it, the Eternity is the one! I have had mine for a month and have compared it with the Solstice, Impression as well as the Iphone. This phone has a much better camera, takes great pictures, even without a flash. The GPS is a great item and I can email, check my emails, and do Instant Messaging. I don't need to have WiFi on my phone, so I am very happy with the Eternity. Newer isn't always better ~... Take advice from someone who had the LG Vue, it's not at all a great touchscreen phone. I could go on and on listing my dislikes about the Vu, LG didn't take their time, they simply through together a cheap, unresponsive touch screen phone. And I would not recommend it for anyone. On the other hand Samsung is known for quality phones, so i'd choose from their selection. If i was you i would either go for the lg xenon or samsung eternity. th lg vu has a small touchscreen that is not as responsive as the other two phones. So if you want a touch screen phone make sure it has a decently sized screen. But anyway thats my opinion and try those phones out and see what you like best. Its mostly personal taste that counts. I have the samsung eternity phone that I bought last night. I was wonder what the T.V. logo is that appers at the top of the phone all the time and how I can make it go away if I can. I checked out the demo for T.V. and ever since then the logo has been at the top please help me
i'll take it a step further and say this....
Multimedia - Eternity for the formentioned 3.5 headphone jack and mobile TV
Texting - Impression for the physical slide out QWERTY board
'all in one functionality/apps' - Solstice for the number of apps that are installed
All have touchscreen, camera, 3G goodness and so on. Can't go wrong with anyone of them. I would look at the Solstice first because it the newer of the... Eternity. 3.5 headphone jack, Mobile TV, and bigger screen. However, Sosltice has more widgets and self-portrait mirror. Might I suggest The Samsung Impression i am getting a new phone and i dont know what to pick I agree with you on the widgets, but a quick google search lends you to a website that tells you how to disable the permissions on an unsigned application, all with just a usb cord and a free program. Buying choicesWith new service  This item is not being sold with a service plan by any online merchant. With pre-paid service This item is not being sold with a pre-paid service service plan by any online merchant. Purchase phone only Accessories Purchase compatible accessories for this phone Ringtones & MediaShop for compatible mobile content for this phone
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4.5 
4 out of 5
and my choice is between the eternity or the impression.
please help!
I've been trying to decide for almost a week now, and no reviews have made me jump for either choice yet..
I would really appreciate help.
thank you!
I search for all the phone and nothing. But in same pages I see that it has wi-fi and other say no. If I update the software, Can I have wi-fi?
I search for all the phone and nothing. But in same pages I see that have wi-fi and other say no. If I update the software, Can I have wi-fi?
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