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Future Samsung Phone Plans Leaked

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the and-it-fits-in-the-palm-of-your-hand dept.

djgil writes "Looks like Samsung needs to be more careful what they do with their powerpoints. A number of prototype Samsung phones have appeared online including three that used Windows Mobile. One phone uses a 500Mhz processor and other had a 3Gbyte Hard Drive for music."

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  1. Token_M$_Bashing_Post_01 by Brandon+One · · Score: 0, Troll

    *rabble rabble*
    How dare Samsung use Microsoft!?
    *rabble rabble*

  2. wowser! by Chuck+Bucket · · Score: -1, Troll

    a phone that out specs my home web/mail/chat server? That's crazy. But really, I like how documents that are even touching the internet are being scoured and sourced to things like Google. Do these companies have ANY network security in place? Seems to be an afterthought, while it should be the BASE of any network.

    CB

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    free ipod and free gmail!
    1. Re:wowser! by Chuck+Bucket · · Score: -1, Troll

      it's a good point, I'm not quite there, but I do run Apache with MediaWiki on my laptop, that way I can take notes, share info with people at work, while having my moveable "notepad" that is the Wiki to take home, work on at the coffee shop, whatever.

      CB

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      free ipod and free gmail!
  3. Re:Your damn sig!!! by Chuck+Bucket · · Score: -1, Troll

    It got me too, that's why I had to add it to my sig.

    Really, why doesn't Firefox block the popups/tab opening? I was surprised it got around all of that. Perhaps Google toolbar would help? I'm in Linux, so I can't test the theory, but yeah, I feel your pain.

    Just wait till you click that link on your future Samsung phone!

    CB

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    free ipod and free gmail!
  4. Mmmmm...Windows Mobile by SunFan · · Score: 0, Troll


    How soon until we see the Farter worm that injects a payload of an ever-so-special Midi ring tone?

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    -- Microsoft is the most expensive commodity operating system and office suite vendor in the marketplace.