The Samsung Glyde is now available at Verizon Wireless outlets nationwide. This slider phone sports a 2.0-megapixel camera, microSD card slot, Bluetooth, GPS, and QWERTY keypad. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Unlike its crosstown competition -- the LG Voyager -- the Glyde doesn't offer support for Verizon's VCAST TV service, but we imagine most folks will consider that a minor inconvenience.
[via Engadget - Phonescoop]
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Nokia's People First concept essentially "takes three human universals of the way people think about communication - time, lists, and people - to inspire and examine new user interface ideas." Click here for one more picture.
But this is where hacking comes in: the idea is that the phone would have widgets support, a simple and accessible programming language and openly available software and hardware specs.
[via Gizmodo - Nokia]

RIM has just announced the specs for their upcoming BlackBerry KickStart phone. It will feature a 320 x 240 display, 2.0-megapixel camera, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, a "Next Gen" SureType keypad, and 3.5mm headphone jack. Available later this year on the T-Mobile network. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Most important, it's launching on T-Mobile, but a close second is that it's not quite as design challenged as it originally appeared. Here, it actually looks good, at least as good as flip phones can look, and seems like it'll come in a full Skittles rainbow
[via Gizmodo - BGR]


That's right, for one day only Amazon.com is offering all AT&T phones -- excluding the iPhone -- for just a penny with service agreement. Notable handsets include: the BlackBerry Curve, Sony Ericsson W580i, Samsung Blackjack II, and AT&T Tilt. Product page.
Looking to grab a Blackberry Curve or Pantech Duo? You're not gonna find them any cheaper than this. In fact, the Curve actually comes with a $75 mail-in rebate, meaning they'll pay you $75 to get one
[via Gizmodo]