The Samsung Intercept M910 for Sprint gives you access to thousands of apps in the Android Market with a large touch screen display that brings it all to life. The full, slide-out QWERTY keyboard makes messaging a snap so you can easily email, instant message, or send texts to your family and friends in a flash. The Samsung Intercept with Google bring you a premium social networking experience at an affordable price. This device seamlessly connects you to your personal and work life through its rich internet browsing, giving you access to Sprint favorites like Sprint TV and NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile. The Samsung Intercept brings Android to the masses.
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The myTouch 3G Slide for T-Mobile has all of the convenience and features of the myTouch but with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and a some new key features. Put safety first with the Genius Button. You can call, send texts, search the internet, or find things nearby with a voice command. Take up to 20 of your favorite friends and family and put them in your Faves Gallery. They are automatically separated, prioritized, and you are notified anytime you get something new from them. With the Android operating system, you can make your phone to make it uniquely yours. Snap sharp pictures with the 5 megapixel camera and send them via multimedia messaging to your friends and family. The improved battery allows for up to 7 hours of talk time.
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The T-Mobile myTouch 3G capitalizes on the personalization capabilities of Google's Android operating system for the ultimate, customized experience. The myTouch keeps the best features of its predecessor, the tech-savvy T-Mobile G1, such as the trackball and large, crisp touchscreen, while improving battery life, increasing on-board memory, a rotation-oriented virtual keyboard, and more. In addition to Google's most popular apps like YouTube and Picasa, myTouch is pre-loaded with Sherpa, a T-Mobile exclusive app that can identify a user's location and display local information, such as shops and restaurants. While this kind of app isn't new, what is revolutionary is that Sherpa can learn and remember what you like and don't like, allowing it to create customized recommendations. It is like having a very smart, personal concierge in your pocket.
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