Samsung Strive messaging phone with sliding QWERTY keypad

Samsung Strive messaging phone with sliding QWERTY keypad - Samsung Electronics showcased its messaging phone Strive with sliding QWERTY keypad during CTIA Wireless 2010.The Samsung Strive offers a verticle slide style design with a full QWERTY keyboard, group messaging features, GPS, and a 2MP camera with video capture.

Samsung Strive messaging phone with sliding QWERTY keypad

The Samsung Strive is your standard QWERTY texting device. The phone features mass texting, GPS, a QWERTY keyboard, and a 2MP camera with autofocus and video capture.

The new services, to premiere first on the Samsung Strive™, include:

AT&T Address Book — Syncs contacts to an online address book so customers can access and manage their mobile contacts from their handset — or their PC. Synchronization occurs automatically when any change is made, so contact information is always backed up. From the online interface, customers can import contacts from other Web-based address books, such as personal e-mail accounts, as well as send text messages to their contacts' mobile numbers. There is no additional charge to use AT&T Address Book
Next Generation Messaging — Brings an advanced messaging experience designed by AT&T to the quick messaging phones category. The familiar text messaging experience is enhanced with group messaging and "reply all" functionality for up to 10 contacts, a threaded conversations format, a consolidated inbox, and enhanced multi-media display. AT&T designed the service based on research that revealed customers want features that help with social planning, improved message organization and better media integration — but are also simple to use.
AT&T Mobile Share — Helps customers quickly transfer photos and videos captured on their mobile phone to other destinations and allows customers to manage that content across the mobile and PC screens. With just a few clicks, customers can share videos and pictures in full resolution, up to 10MB, with their home computer, social networking sites, other people and a personal Internet-based storage locker from AT&T — all from their wireless handset. Customers can access pictures and videos stored in their AT&T Locker at any time from any Internet connection or from their handsets. AT&T Mobile Share is available for $10 per month for 50 media transfers; customers can also pay per use, at $.35 per transfer1. The service includes online storage of 250MB at no charge. Customers can purchase an additional 10GB of storage for $5 per month. Standard data charges apply for browsing the online media locker from the mobile handset.