Sprint Goes With Its Instinct

By Geoff Duncan
April 02, 2008

This June, Sprint plans to roll out the Samsung Instinct, a touch-screen phone with a 3-inch display, multimedia, and a virtual QWERTY keypad.

At this week's CTIA wireless conference in Las Vegas, Sprint announced it plans to roll out the Samsung Instinct this June, a new touch-screen phone with a 3-inch display, multimedia capabilities, high-speed mobile Internet, and a virtual QWERTY keypad. The Instinct will tap into the Internet using Sprint's EV-DO high-speed mobile data network, and offer GPS navigation services in addition to tapping into Sprint's existing mobile media offerings, including the Sprint Music Store and Sprint TV. And although Sprint and Samsung claim the Instinct has been in development for years, there's no mistaking the device looks—and acts—a lot like the Apple iPhone.

"Instinct brings customers what they want with the immediacy they want. Every decision during the development process focused on simplifying the user experience," said ...

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