Samsung SCH-u620 Review

By Ian Bell
April 10, 2007

We have posted our review of the new Samsung SCH-u620 phone with can play broadcast TV through Verizons V CAST service.

Snip:

"For TV viewing, you'll be constantly switching the phone position from vertical to horizontal. To activate the TV, for instance, you pull out the side antenna (which juts out to the right when you're holding the phone vertically, but juts up when watching TV full frame), then press the TV button — no need to open the slider. But although you're supposed to watch TV while holding the phone horizontally, the program guide appears vertically, which means you'll only see listings for an hour's worth of programming for each channel. In comparison, the program guide on the LG aligns itself correctly depending on whether its screen is swung up or down; swung up in widescreen mode, you can see an hour and a half's worth of programming. Once you choose a program on the u620, the picture appears in portrait mode; pressing "Full Screen" re-orients the picture to be viewed horizontally. "

Read the full Samsung SCH-u620 review