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Samsung Launched SGH-i688 Windows Mobile 6.0 Device to Stay Connected with Latest Olympic News
In conjunction with the Olympic event in China Beijing, Samsung has just launched a new Windows Mobile 6.0 smart phone that can access TD-SCDMA (Time-division synchronous code-division multiple access), a China local 3G network service being initiated by China Mobile across the country. Named as SGH-i688, the new mobile phone can hop to WOW (Wireless Olympic Works) network to gain real time Olympic information such as game schedules, latest results, weather and all related details.
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The smart phone has been customized for WOW network specifically for this important event in China. Besides the real time information delivery, it also features with PTT (Push-to-talk) function which is common in 2-ways radio usage but has been extended to cellular network for fast communication to take place. According to Samsung, the official Olympic sponsor of wireless equipments, this latest model has been delivered to 2000 VIP officials as part of the communication devices since opening ceremony early this month. Some of the great features include a 2.8-inch touch screen LCD as well as embedded 3 Megapixel camera module that can capture and view interesting program on the move. No pricing has been disclosed to public yet, the smart phone is powered by Chinese version Windows Mobile 6.0 OS and can run on tri-band GSM or EDGE network that makes it usable in most of the countries in the world. Share and contribute or get technical support and help at My Digital Life Forums.

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Samsung Electronics said that it is offering Wireless Olympics Works (WOW) 3G service on China-developed TD-SCDMA network in Beijing. The handset maker had provided the same service during the Athens Olympics and Torino Winter Olympics. A variety of information is provided through Atos Origin, one of the official sponsors of the Olympic Games.
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Samsung also is offering Push To Talk (PTT) service for the members of the Organizing Committee. Samsung provided 15,000 units of SGH-L288 and SGH-i688 to the Organizing Committee in April for the service. WOW offers the schedule of matches, results, athletes information, and weather to mobile phones. The service now provided in Beijing consists of mINFO2008 (mobile information) for event information and OCM 2008 (Olympic Community Messaging) for communication among the organizers.
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