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by Rico Mossesgeld on September 25, 2006

Another part of their strategy is making the mobile e-mail service available to other brands, packaging it as Blackberry Connect. Smartphones like Nokia's E61 and Palm's Treo 650 carry the service, and now Samsung joins the party.
T-Mobile has made a clamshell smartphone available from its online store. The t719 is different, since there's no QWERTY keyboard and it looks more like a phone than a business-like PDA. Text input is still facilitated by Blackberry's own SureType keyboard, which uses fewer keys than your average thumbboard, but allows fast typing.
The Samsung t719 costs $199.99 from T-Mobile, after a $50 rebate.
Portable PIM: With limited contact and appointment managers, and the ability to sync with a desktop, the t719 could also serve as a PDA.
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