Samsung Code (SCH-i220) Smartphone Released

Author: Brian

19 Oct

MetroPCS and Samsung Electronics officially launched the Samsung Code (SCH-i220) today, providing consumers another potential smartphone that comes equipped with a full HTML web browser, QWERTY keyboard and a 2.0 megapixel camera. Running on the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system, mobile addicts now have an alternative to address their mobile needs for personal and business intent. The Samsung Code comes with a $50 rate plan when purchased from MetroPCS which includes unlimited talk, text and data, advanced Web browsing, e-mail and other multimedia functions.

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2 Responses for "Samsung Code (SCH-i220) Smartphone Released"

savvy consumer October 24th, 2009 at 6:34 pm 1
I bought one yesterday so far I love it plays youtube videos everything….Can’t wait to hook it up to the computer!!!! It’s very light and thin, the graphics are great, the picture qualities are amazing. I was skeptical about the keyboard texting because I like predictive texting on basic phones however the keyboard is very easy to use and it stores words you use constantly. I am very pleased with the product. Get compliments on it, very flashy and chic and professional. Very user friendly as well….We will see what happens.
savvy consumer October 24th, 2009 at 6:34 pm 2
btw if you do get the phone you have to upgrade to the fifty dollar plan…Not bad for a metro phone