NETWORK WORLD NEWSLETTER: KEITH SHAW ON WIRELESS COMPUTING 
DEVICES
08/17/04
Today's focus:  AT&T Wireless, Samsung get Olympic fever 

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* Latest cell phones on the block
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Today's focus:  AT&T Wireless, Samsung get Olympic fever 

By Keith Shaw

Nothing seems to stop cell phone makers and carriers from 
launching new phones during the year; here are the three of the 
latest devices that you might want to pick up if your current 
wireless contract has expired.

* AT&T Wireless, Samsung get Olympic fever

As part of a promotion for the 2004 Summer Olympics, AT&T 
Wireless and Samsung launched the SGH-e316, a color phone that 
includes news alerts from the Olympic Games in Athens.

The $199 phone (after $120 in rebates and a two-year contract) 
is available now and includes two color screens (internal and 
external), enhanced messaging services, and an embedded digital 
camera. The news alerts from the Olympics will be part of the 
carrier's mMode service, and users will be able to check 
schedules, scores, download Olympic-themed ring tones, and do 
instant messaging ("The U.S. just won gold in Judo!").

For more details, go to <http://www.attwireless.com/> 

* Samsung takes a picture

Samsung also launched another phone - the SGH-d415, with 
T-Mobile. The d415 is a slider phone that a user can "slide up" 
to reveal a large display and keypad.

The phone also includes a 180-degree rotating lens VGA camera. 
The digital camera offers multiple shots, digital zoom and 
brightness adjustment features. The d415 also features a color 
screen that supports 262,000 colors, the company said.

The $299 phone works on T-Mobile's GSM/GPRS 1900 voice and data 
network.

For more details, go to <http://www.samsungusa.com/wireless> or 
<http://www.t-mobile.com/> 

* AT&T Wireless, Nokia move to the EDGE

And finally, AT&T Wireless and Nokia teamed up to bring an EDGE 
phone to the U.S. The Symbian OS and Series 60 Platform-based 
Nokia 6620 smart phone is now available on AT&T's EDGE network.

The 6620 will be able to download data at speeds of about three 
times faster than GPRS, AT&T Wireless said. In addition to 
standard phone features, the 6620 includes a digital camera that 
captures still and video images, Nokia said.

The 6620 is available now for $299.99 with a two-year agreement 
(after rebates), and service plans designed for heavy data usage 
start at $24.99 per month, AT&T Wireless said.

AT&T Wireless is also adding new full-motion video and audio 
streaming applications on its mMode platform to highlight 
features of the EDGE network.

For example, the Real-rTV service is a subscription service 
($4.95 per month) that lets users receive video and audio 
content from Fox Sports, ABC News, CBS MarketWatch, Sporting 
News Radio, NPR, The Weather Channel, movie trailers from 
Hollywood.com, and more. Personalized alerts can be created that 
notifies a user when new programming becomes available.

A WorldMate application gives representations of up to five 
different time zones, and includes data such as current weather 
conditions and a currency converter. Data is updated 
over-the-air through the mMode service.

For more information on the new applications, go to 
<http://www.attwireless.com/mymMode>

RELATED EDITORIAL LINKS

Images of the Nokia 6620 and the Samsung d415
http://napps.nwfusion.com/weblogs/cool/archives/005936.html
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To contact: Keith Shaw

Keith Shaw is Senior Reviews Editor at Network World. In 
addition, he writes the " Cool Tools 
<http://www.nwfusion.com/columnists/cooltools.html> " column, 
which looks at gizmos, gadgets and other mobile computing 
devices.

You can reach Keith at <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
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