It’s been a while since we heard about the i907 and the last time we checked, it had just cleared the FCC and was biding its time to join the other QWERTY-equipped business phones on AT&T. Now, after almost three months of waiting, AT&T has confirmed that the Samsung i907, now called Epix, will be available on its network giving its customers one more choice from the Samsung camp other than the Blackjacks if they were looking for a QWERTY-boasting smartphone. Clearly based on the i780, Epix can do HSDPA, WiFi, GPS, a 3-megapixel cam, and memory expansion running on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system. $200 and a two-year lockdown is all that’s needed to make this baby yours.
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Samsung has another Windows-powered mobile phone in the works and it could end up with AT&T. A news article mentioned the new Samsung i907 has already been cleared with the Federal Communications Commission and could be released anytime soon.  The i907, based on its model number, could be part of Samsung’s i900 family or more popularly known as the Samsung Omnia.

With the devices’ development, more details will come out, but right now, all we know is that it will come with a 3G+ (HSDPA), Wi-Fi and a decent camera.

via: gadgetscontrol