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2. Samsung SGH-T819 - Wikipedia

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   The T819 is one of T-Mobile's 3G phones offered before the launch of their 3G network. The phone is designed to be a budget feature phone. Its major features are a 3.96 x 2.63 inch display that supports 262,000 colors, a 1.3-megapixel camera, voice dialling, a basic phone book and stereo Bluetooth. The phone is available in a "coffee brown ...

3. Category:Slider phones - Wikipedia

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   Pages in category "Slider phones" ... Samsung B5310; Samsung Captivate Glide; Samsung D600; Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G; Samsung Gravity (original) Samsung i8510 Innov8;

4. Category:Mobile phones introduced in 2009 - Wikipedia

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   Samsung E1107; Samsung E1120; Samsung Galaxy; Samsung Galaxy (2009 smartphone) Samsung Galaxy Spica; Samsung Gravity (original) Samsung B7330 Omnia Pro; Samsung i8000 Omnia II; Samsung i8910 Omnia HD; Samsung Intensity (series) Samsung S5560; Samsung S5600; Samsung S5600v; Samsung S8000 Jet; Samsung M810 Instinct S30; Samsung M900 Moment ...

5. Samsung Gravity (original) - Wikipedia

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   The Samsung Gravity (SGH-T459) is a slider feature phone with a full QWERTY keypad. [1] It was first released for T-Mobile USA . The Samsung SGH-T349 is a mobile phone available through T-Mobile and announced on May 20, 2009 that has many similarities to the original Gravity.

6. Samsung Galaxy S (1st generation) - Wikipedia

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   According to Samsung the 2.2 upgrade has come to the United States in 2011 for most versions of the handset (AT&T Captivate, Verizon Fascinate, T-mobile Vibrant, Sprint Epic). [32] The 2.2 upgrade was released for T-Mobile on January 20, 2011. [33] It enabled stock Android features that had previously been disabled such as Wi-Fi calling and ...

7. Attempted acquisition of T-Mobile USA by AT&T - Wikipedia

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   Some users were declining to upgrade their phones due to this issue. AT&T had plans to shift T-Mobile users over to a different 3G frequency and that T-Mobile users would need to buy new phones. AT&T claims that this shift would have been spread over several years to allow consumers to replace phones at the time they normally would do so. [27]