by Surur
12 years
Leaving even less for Microsoft to announce on Monday, Microsoft just leaked the official name of the Samsung Cetus via an add on their Windows phone page here. It appears the Samsung Cetus will in fact retail under the name...
by Surur
12 years
Nothing can hold back the flood of Windows phone 7 leaks we are experiencing now in the run up to the official launch. The latest is the Samsung Cetus, which has popped up on the Rogers network in Canada, according to an Engadget ...
by Surur
12 years
Engadget reports a slew of phones are arriving on AT&T soon, including two on the rumoured US Windows Phone 7 launch the 17th October. The handsets by Samsung, one of which is expected to run windows phone 7, will either be th...
by Surur
12 years
Engadget has leaked some more AT&T Windows Phone 7 news. They revealed two new names – the Samsung Focus (hopefully a camera-centric device) and the HTC Surround (likely the HTC T8788 with its speake...
by Surur
12 years
According to the BGR the Windows Phone 7 launch in USA will consist of 3 devices, one each from HTC, LG and Samsung. We have understand from previous reports the launch will centre around AT&T, being the â€&...
by Surur
12 years
The Samsung Cetus SGH-i917 has now finally been revealed in all its glory, and the picture shows a decidedly un-Samsung-like handset, featuring a dark smooth look which does well with the operating system, but does come across as ...
by Surur
12 years
Samsung Cetus vs Samsung Galaxy S Yesterday’s FCC filing for the Samsung Cetus SGH i917 did not reveal much, but by giving the size of the label in mm, with the outline of the device, they provided a handy sca...
by Surur
12 years
Samsung’s 4 inch Windows Phone 7 monster, the Samsung Cetus SGH-i917, has made its way through the FCC, and seems headed straight to America’s premier GSM carrier, indicated the the 850/19...
by Surur
12 years
Usually a device’s Bluetooth SIG entry reveals little more than a code name, but in the case of the Samsung SGH-i917 it seems Samsung’s writers were much more generous with the information...
