New Samsung's in Asia

By Andrew | 3/3/2002

South Korea's Samsung Electronics plans to put on sale in the U.S. a new version of its Palm-OS based PDA cell-phone handset in April.

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A new Samsung? You bet, the I330 is on it's way, maybe

By | 2/27/2002

Building on the momentum from its popular I300, Samsung is rumored to be releasing a sexier unit with a brighter screen this summer. Details are thin, but PDAFrance and Palm Infocenter are both reporting that the new unit will have a 16-bit color screen, replacing the washed out 256. It will also use the CDMA standard for communications.

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Sprint finally releases the Samsung I-300

By Brian | 10/8/2001

We heard the stories that Samsung officially released the much anticipated I300 last week, but the first glimpse of the PDA/phone combo took place on the Sprint website today.

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Samsung to launch Pocket PC handhelds

By | 10/3/2001

Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it will use Microsoft's Pocket PC operating system in handheld computers that will come out in 2002.

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Samsung to Launch Pocket PC Handhelds in 2002

By | 10/3/2001

LONDON (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics said on Wednesday it will use Microsoft Pocket PC software for a new range of handheld computers that will come out next year.

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REVIEW: Samsung Embeds Cellphone Inside Palm in New I300 Device

By palmdailynews.com | 8/31/2001

THERE IS A new contender in the race to create the perfect merger of the hand-held computer and the wireless phone. Samsung, the Korean electronics giant, has introduced the I300 phone, and it's the smallest, sleekest combo device to date. The $500 phone is designed to work on the CDMA cellular phone system popularized in the U.S. by Sprint and Verizon, and will be initially sold by Sprint.

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Sony's Memory Stick to sign up Samsung

By | 8/2/2001

Consumer electronics giant Samsung announced on Thursday its plans to develop products that use Sony's flash-memory format, Memory Stick. The two companies have not yet signed an agreement, but one is expected soon. Neither company would discuss further details about the pact.

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Samsung Telecommunications America and Sprint PCS Announce Agreement to Bring Compact, Full-Color PDA Phone to Market

By | 5/25/2001

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 20, 2001--Wireless industry leaders, Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) and Sprint PCS (NYSE:PCS) today announced the companies' intentions to bring to market the technology to converge a wireless handset with the Palm-OS(R) in a compact, full-color-screen device.

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