Larger than the BlackBerry Curve, the phone runs Windows Mobile 5, but a heavily customised and stylised version.

Pocket-lint Reviewed Samsung SGH-i600 and gave out “With Wi-Fi and HSDPA connectivity for web surfing, the only thing that really lets this model down is a confusing keyboard layout and 1.3 megapixel rather than 2 megapixel camera,3G and HSDPA connectivity present, there are two digital cameras (one VGA and one a 1.3MP) included in the phone, one forward facing for video calling and one for taking snaps.”
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