Samsung is going all out with its attempts at iPhone-icide. At this year's CTIA Wireless show, Sprint unveiled the Samsung Instinct, a touch-screen device that had even Apple's faithful questioning their iPhone devotion. The Instinct garnered so much interest, in fact, that Sprint announced a Samsung Instinct shortage shortly after the devices became available to the public.
The Samsung Instinct delivers iPhone-like functions like Visual Voicemail, which lets users listen to messages in whatever order they choose and manage messages with a screen tap. The handheld measures 2.17 inches x 4.57 inches x 0.49 inches and weighs in at 4.5 ounces. It also offers support for corporate and consumer POP3 email, features a host of multimedia capabilities and lets users play music while surfing the Web, texting or playing games. The instinct also boasts a 2.0 megapixel camera with camcorder, expandable microSD memory of 8 GB, Bluetooth, an integrated world clock, SMS voice and text messaging, picture caller ID and Sprint Mobile Sync.
