Samsung Eternity II AT&T Phone Review

If Samsung believes that it has a good idea goes, it’s not about sharing, so here among U.S. airlines. The company is certainly doing that now with the various versions of the Samsung S Galaxy, but we also saw the love she spread in late 2008 with four similar models of a mid-range touch-screen phone. Sprint Instinct, T-Mobile, Behold, Delve Alltel, and AT&T’s Eternity each put their own spin on the concept, but at the time we liked what they had to offer. And now, more than a year and a half later, Samsung is hoping to repeat that success by beating on AT&T again with the Eternity II.

Although we have no problems with the concept of a mobile phone have continued, they have certain rules like their cinematic counterparts. They must continue more then repeat the story, and they must improve on their predecessors in any way. Unfortunately, the Eternity II also does not have. Sure, it’s a bit better that the first cell phone, but it is almost the same functions. And for a feature, it even takes a step back. During a handset like the Eternity II would have perfectly fine, two years ago, it is dated just looking now. You can get it for $ 0.01 with service.

Design

If you prefer a physical keyboard, you can stop reading and buy this review. Like a handful of other Samsung phones, Eternity II is all about a touch screen. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with going this route, but we know that some people feel keys under their fingers. At 4.41 cm by 2.11 cm wide and 0.5 inches deep, the Eternity II is relatively compact if it is a bit harder than you think (5 ounces) is. Remember to be careful and not drop the handset on the plastic cover. The royal blue color is unique and attractive, and we like the crazy 3-D effect of the bubble design on the phone’s back.

Of course, a smaller cell phone small screen. Although this can be problematic on any phone, it is particularly annoying on a touch-screen device. In fact, the Eternity II screen measures only 3 inches on the diagonal, which is about a quarter of an inch smaller than our minimum. Fortunately, the Eternity II three home screen so that you can not scroll all the time to find what you need. We also have praise to Sammy for the grant of a decent resolution display (262.144 colors, 240×400 pixels).