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| Samsung's New Phone Supports Real-Time Traffic Service Via T-DMB ![]() Moreover, unlike GPS in the past, there is no longer a need to access servers: Traffic information received via terrestrial broadcasting can be used to determine routes. The B5800 supports a feature that allows users to view all channel lists while viewing DMB programs and thus, enables users to easily browse and find desired programs. Users can also enjoy User Created Contents via 'Photo Movie Maker', which saves picture slides as videos, and can send and receive text messages while playing a MP3. It also includes a 2 megapixel camera, a 330,000 word electronic dictionary, 'My Pet' function, file viewer, and audio book. The B5800 is exquisitely-styled with a thinness of 16.3 mm and it adopts a touch sensor that allows users to easily operate menus with the tip of their fingers. In order to limit errors from pressing the wrong key, frequently used keys located in the center are buttons, while the menu keys located on the sides use a touch sensor. SPH-B5800 Phone Specification: - Standard - CDMA 2000 1X EVDO; - Camera - 2 Megapixel Camera; - Display - 1.98" 262K Color TFT; - Features: TPEG Service; Mobile TV (Terrestrial Digital Media Broadcasting); MP3, Touch sensor; Electronic Dictionary/ Audio Book/Photo Movie Maker; Document Viewer; - Size - 96 x 46.5 x 16.3mm; - Weight - 95.6g. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |