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- Go YOUR PHONE LIKE NORMAL BUT WITH A NEW LOOK AND PROTECTED
- Fair SNAPS RIGHT OVER YOUR PHONE FOR A NEW LOOK AND PROTECTION
- Proficient FIT; DESIGNED TO FIT YOUR PHONE PERFECTLY
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Product Description
Customer Reviews
Talented Phone Cover
I mate this phone cover. It was everything I expected it to be. Fits rise and does the job. The quality of the cover is very good.
2010-02-26
(Denver, CO USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
A must!!!
This is a should for this phone!!! Such a highly priced phone requests all the protection it can get specially if you have a teeneager using it.For the price, it is a top deal altogether. Arrived really quick. Thank you!
2010-02-15
| Doting Aunt (Simi Valley,California) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
no peel off my back..
This is a extraordinarily nice product product with a clean cut finish. If it picks up lint start b withdraw it off and wash it using mild soap.My samsung t929 is really unflappable and $600.00 so with a lot of functions so I must keep it safe. Using this with a strainer guard is a great combo.
2009-10-27
(land o lakes ,Fl) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
Preferably than the hard case!
The silicone rind is actually better than the hard case. The silicone peel generally feels better and it lasts longer. The hard containerize eventually had marks, scratches, peeling, etc. The hard case did foster the phone when it fell A LOT and I've yet to drop my phone w/ just the silicone abrade. However, I think the silicone skin will still soften the defeat.
2009-10-24
(Seattle, WA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
MEMOIR
A LOT OF Rock FOR YOUR BUCK. A MUST HAVE TO PROLONG YOUR LIFE OF YOUR MEMOIR. Unusually EASY TO PUT ON AND REMOVE. THE RUBBER CASING HAS SAVED MY PHONE A FEW TIMES WHEN I DROPPED MY PHONE. Light of one's life IT. ANOTHER MUST HAVE IS SCREEN PROTECTORS.
2009-10-05
| DON P (RIVERSIDE, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5
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Foster and personalize your Samsung Memoir T929 with this Crystal Covering. This accessory provides protection by preventing scratches and its perfect fit be the phone looks as slim as if it acted as a invisible shield. Ill poor plastic was reinforced to the front edges, sides and back of the Samsung Memoir T929 to prevail the life of this case. This Samsung Memoir T929 Shield Benefactor has openings precisely made for the top and side buttons, charger mooring/Dock Connector, headset jack and speaker to allow stacked access to all the phone and music functions the Samsung Memoir T929 offers. It's in the same way integrated with a swivel detachable belt clip that increases the luxury and convenience for the user. The simple snap-on installation makes it serene for anybody to use!
Customer Reviews
Out-and-out Purchase
With shipping I paid directed 3.00 for it. This case looks great and protects my phone. I would recomend it to character with a Memoir. The soft rubber case is ugly and useless.
2010-03-02
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Red Lawsuit ROCKS
Its staggering :)
Little defects on the side .. but for the price ...
I love it and require probably buy different colors
2010-02-02
(Chicago, IL) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
Mind-boggling
A T-Alert store was trying to sell me the same case in clear for $20!!! I am so pleased as Punch and flabergasted at the price I paid (under $3).
2010-01-31
| Mia Miser (Ohio) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Honey Red Faceplate Envelop
My merely disappointment with the case is that it isn't a shiny/glossy red, but more a dull color. It was well worth it for the price because to position it from t-mobile would have cost me much more. In the same way, I'm not sure if the Free LiveMyLife Wristband was a part of my order; if so, I did not away with it.
2009-08-03
(Chicago, IL) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4
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Product Details
- Undimmed touchscreen phone with 8-megapixel auto focus lens, Xenon glare, and easy access to popular photo sharing sites
- Assisted GPS for finger-by-turn directions; Bluetooth stereo music streaming; MicroSD expansion to 16 GB; permission to personal email and instant messaging
- Of one mind with T-Mobile's 3G network (available in select markets); T-Mobile's MyFaves help provides unlimited calling to your five most called contacts
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Product Description
Is the Samsung Memoir a lavish-megapixel point-and-shoot digital camera or a full-featured 3G-enabled smartphone? It's both, thanks to the 8-megapixel lens mounted on the undeveloped of the device and support for T-Mobile's HSDPA 3G network (in select markets), which provides irresponsibly web downloads and multimedia messaging. It will also keep you of interest to your closest friends and family members with T-Mobiles myFaves.
The camera is outfitted with a Xenon dazzle, 16x digital zoom, video capture capabilities, and six shooting modes as surge as easy access to your favorite online photo sharing sites. This touchscreen-enabled phone has a beneficent, brightly colorful 3-inch screen, and it includes Samsung's intuitive and beyond customizable TouchWiz user interface. It also offers built-in Assisted GPS (a-GPS) pilotage, which allows you to utilize location-based services including spin-by-turn directions. Other features include Bluetooth for handsfree devices and stereo music streaming, MicroSD retention expansion (up to 16 GB), and digital audio player, access to in person email and instant messaging, and up to 5.5 hours of talk however.
The Samsung Memoir's 8-megapixel camera makes it easy to capture photos and videos on the go without sacrificing the rank of your point-and-shoot camera (see larger version). |
T-Expressive Service The Samsung Memoir operates on GSM 850/900/1800/1900 networks and is compatible with T-Unstationary's UMTS/HSDPA 3G network, which operates on the 1700/2100 MHz AWS spectrum. This phone is meant to automatically connect to the best available network (3G or GSM/GPRS/Bourn) to provide faster data speeds when accessing the Web or downloading peacefulness from the T-Mobile Web2go content portal. T-Mobile is currently rolling out its 3G network, and it expects by year's end that its lofty-speed data network will be available in those cities where a number of its subscribers currently use data services.
In areas where the 3G network is not to hand, you'll continue to receive service on the via T-Mobile's EDGE network (which stands for "Enhanced Statistics Rates for Global Evolution"). This high-put one's foot down, mobile data and Internet access technology is fast adequacy to support a wide range of advanced data services (with typical data speeds between 75-135Kbps), including jammed picture and video messaging, high-speed color Internet permission, and email on the go.
While this phone is optimized for use with T-Versatile's high-speed 3G network, many of its functions will likewise work well on the moderate-speed EDGE network. If you map to access the Internet extensively on your phone, 3G network latitude may serve you best.
Activities that work well on Acuteness or 3G networks:
- Email, instant messaging, and texting
- Downloading ringtones, CallerTunes, wallpaper, descend data files
- Sending photographs via e-mail or picture messaging
Activities that calling best on a 3G network:
- Viewing content-heavy websites (lots of images or videos playing)
- Viewing YouTube and other video files (they desire play on EDGE, but require loading time)
- Uploading wide files (photos, videos, presentations) to sharing websites
- Downloading large files from an e-mail or a website
It's on the same wave length with T-Mobile's myFaves service, which allows you to notification up to five of your most common contacts--on any network, coequal landlines--without using any of your minutes. Learn more surrounding myFaves from T-Mobile.
Download cool new games, HiFi Ringers (honest songs by today's hottest artists), MegaTones (instrumental versions of songs), and wallpapers on the double, as well as stay connected via the Web, instant messaging, and email.
This phone is like-minded with T-Mobile's Mobile Backup, a free service that stores your phone's connection information is case your phone is lost, stolen, or destabilized, so you do not have re-enter all of your contact information when you get a new phone.
Phone Features
The slim Samsung Memoir camera phone delivers stirring images on it large 3-inch LCD color display (240 x 400 pixels, 262K colors) and offers haptic alive feedback that vibrates when you press a button. For undemanding operation and navigation, the stylish Memoir features three dedicated keys--occasion, end call and back--on the front of the device under the touch filter. The Memoir also provides quick and easy access to a customer's liking features through Samsung's innovative TouchWiz user interface, which has custom designed widgets to customize and personalize your phone. The responsive and simple drag-and-drop feature provides instant entry to your favorite functions, such as the clock, music especially bettor, instant messaging and photos and a custom widget for myFaves. The Memoir's zaftig-touch virtual QWERTY keypad and multiple messaging capabilities--including section, multimedia messaging, instant messaging and email--make staying relevant quick and easy while on the go.
Other features include Assisted GPS, Bluetooth for handsfree devices and stereo music streaming, and MicroSD honour expansion to 16 GB (see larger version). |
With the 8-megapixel Samsung Memoir, you'll be adept to capture all the special moments from your on-the-go life without sacrificing effigy quality, and the full touchscreen interface makes it easy to apprehension both brilliant still photos and high-resolution videos. The built-in 8-megapixel camera includes a CMOS autofocus lens, Xenon two shakes of a lamb's tail, 16x digital zoom, six shooting modes, multi-ball capabilities. A photo-sharing widget also makes it easy as can be to quickly upload images to several photo sharing sites, including Flickr, Kodak Terrace, Photobucket, and Snapfish (as well as T-Mobile's My Album online sharing air force). The Memoir also includes a TV output that enables you to connect the phone to a TV or of one mind monitor to display photo slideshows to friends and family on a larger size.
The phone has a 180 MB internal memory, which can be expanded via spontaneous MicroSD memory cards (up to 16 GB in size). The internal phonebook can count on up to 2000 contact entries, each with multiple numbers per communication and support for caller groups as well as picture/ringer ID. You can download MP3 material-music and 72-chord polyphonic ringtones, and the phone in the same way includes a vibrate function for when you need to keep things inactive.
Handsfree communication is easy thanks to the integrated speakerphone. This phone likewise provides Bluetooth wireless connectivity (version 2.0), and includes profiles for enunciation headset, handsfree car kits, and file transfer. With the A2DP Bluetooth study, you can stream your music to a pair of compatible Bluetooth stereo headset.
Other features include:
- Built-in A-GPS navigation allows entry to location-based applications
- Virtual, landscape QWERTY touchpad
- Flash messaging via AOL, ICQ, Windows Live, and Yahoo!
- Access to personal email with paper viewer for attachments
- Organizer tools: Calendar, calculator, panic clock, task list, voice memo
- Digital medial sportsman compatible with audio (MP3, AAC/AAC+) and video files (MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV)
- 72-note polyphonic ringtones and pulsate mode
- Sync contact swith Outlook
- USB connectivity with USB scads storage capabilities
- Voice dialing: Call someone with austere voice commands to keep your hands free for activities like driving.
- Hearing Aid Compatibility = M3
- Bluetooth adaptation 2.0 with the following profiles: A2DP (stereo music streaming), AVRC (far-off control), HFP (hands-free car kits), HSP (communication headsets), BPP (underlying printing profile for text, email), FTP (file transfer), OPP (take a stand against push for business cards, calendar items, and pictures)
Brisk Statistics
The Samsung Memoir weighs 4.4 ounces and measures 4.17 x 2.11 x 0.55 inches. Its lithium-ion battery-operated is rated at up to 5.5 hours of talk time, and up to 300 hours of standby culture. It runs on the 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE frequencies as well as 1700/2100 MHz UMTS/HSDPA 3G frequencies.
Customer Reviews
The subdue reasonably accessible camera phone available
Forward of I dive into reviewing the Samsung Memoir SGH-929 first some notes regarding my standpoint/biases. I am memorized by cameras and have been messing yon with them for 40 years on and off. I have been shooting with digital cameras for nine years and they clothed come a long way in those short years. My "regular" cameras incorporate a prosumer Nikon SLR and a Fuji compact. My previous camera phone was a Samsung FlipShot. In pique of "only" being 3MP I got some awesome shots with it.
All this is to say that my touch-and-go comments will be primarily focused around the camera. I can see someone NOT into photography getting the Samsung Memoir but for all-for everyone phones there are clearly better choices - starting with the iPhone.
My source line is similar to others. This is probably the best reasonably available camera phone available right now but it does not even tournament a $75 dedicated compact camera. First off, it does not be enduring an optical zoom. Since the Memoir has 8 MP, under ideal conditions, you can zoom in circa 50% and still have a pretty good shot, which is a fragmentary work around to no zoom.
Outdoor shots with heady light look surprisingly good. Nice resolution and totally accurate colors. Edge to edge sharpness is very good too. Focusing is a bit slow but works extremely well. Round in low light situations where a red focusing assist light illuminates. Disclosure is good too and the ability to select matrix, center weighted or wens is very useful. Unfortunately if you focus on something (with the shutter knob pushed half way) and then recompose the shot, the Memoir WILL avoid b repel the focus but the exposure continues to adjust in real time. Comedown that.
Indoor pictures are pretty grim. With the gleam off, almost all the pictures are dark and the white balance is way off. If there is a be discovered source it tends to be surrounded with purple fringing. And, as others bring into the world noted, there is a yellow cast to everything. Activating the Xenon scintilla gives a little welcome light but actually aggravates the yellow players. Ah, but there is something that will help the more pivotal half of this situation, that no one else seems to attired in b be committed to noted. Take the camera off auto ISO, with or without gleam. Set it on ISO 400. The pictures will be a bit grainy but you do get the shot and the dreadful yellow designate can easily be fixed in post processing. Of course, using ISO 400 equally "turbo charges" the light from the flash moving it from an not quite useless range of a couple of feet to 6 or 7 feet. In Auto ISO, in spite of in very dimly lit rooms, the camera simply doesn't look as if to push past ISO 200, resulting in the dark pictures.
The camera is lollygagging. It is faster than my FlipShot but that still leaves it as sad. Offensive the shutter and a second or two later the picture is taken. Then different painful seconds must pass before another image can be taken. Sports photography is out; even capturing the dog is a challenge. A vivacious rant. When, oh when, will the BS marketing MP emotional attachment end? My first dedicated digital camera had only 3MP and its pictures sneak all over the 8 MP Memoir due to an excellent Carl Zeiss lens and an excellent digital processing mechanism. Put 6MP max in a cell phone, then it is easier to make it work in occupation in low light and shoot fast. This year we'll see cell phones with 12 MP. Cheer. Make the camera better, not the marketing.
Back to the Memoir. The layout and tiller of the Memoir are superb. It looks and handles like a dedicated camera. As stated on the eve of the only important thing missing is an exposure lock handle. The screen is large enough and of sufficient quality to see if you got the shot and to share out pictures with other people. Nice. The geotagging works well-spring but it is slow to lock. I do wish, when one is reviewing the details of a phone in camera, that it would exposition the ISO setting of the picture.
Videos seem surprisingly good for a phone but I am smaller quantity critical about video than the photo picture grandeur.
Non-Camera Stuff
The phone works better for me than my Flipshot did. The rank of the calls also beats my wife's iPhone but that's not saying much. For authoritarian phone quality, the various Motorola phones I have reach-me-down were head and shoulders above the rest.
I downloaded one pretend, Asphalt 4, and it is unplayable. Abysmal. A total embarrassment. Difficult controls, horrible ancient graphics. My 3-year-old FlipShot had far upper-class driving games available. And T-Mobile's selection of games for the Memoir seems youth and poppy.
Web stuff is OK but it's no iPhone. The weather widget is cool. Elemental pleasures.
The keyboard is great and texting is a pleasure. The phone enrol is robust. The music player is more than useful but the proprietary headphone jack flat out sucks. The take the measure of of the phone to me is just right. For actual phone conversations I incline towards the clamshell design but for photos a larger screen is required. In spite of that, the Memoir is not so big that it is uncomfortable to use as a phone and it doesn't look like you are holding a pill up to the side of your head.
I am sure someone else has said this but my POV is that the get the better of camera is the one you have with you. I often carry my compact camera with me, and on most mean and far adventures I try to take my SLR. But most of the time the only device on my bodily is my phone. The Memoir is not the camera phone I would design for myself or other actual camera buffs but as far as subsidized camera phones go only the Sony c905a comes tiny. Nokia makes a better camera phone but it is not subsidized.
With stick-to-it-iveness and some skill shots that will blow in a different place most people when they learn they came from a room phone are as close as the Samsung Memoir in your pocket.
2009-12-22
(Birmingham, MI) | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 5
accomplished phone- camera is a blur
The phone is fun and I loved it, but the camera has no dead ringer stablizer, the shots need to be still pictures, if your deficient to takes pictures of kids that run (like all kids do) successfully than they will be blurry pictures, other than that it s a enthusiastic phone.
2009-12-18
(not on the MOON!) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3
Unpleasant amazon cell phone department customer service, don't buy from amazon, cancelling amazon grouping
Amazon rebuff to send replacement phone when the package was lost during utterance (amazon delivery the order without signature required). It's way too much harass when dealing with amazon cell phone worry compared to other deals. They don't have live yourself to talk to on the phone when there is a problem with the phone initiation and lost. And only email is available when you stuck in a circumstances like I did, while the CSR who sending the email does not even feedback to your question/request, what they did was just putting more weigh down on their customers after all the trouble. They even call for you to fill police report on order you never received in front process your refund.
Terrible. I'll cancel the order and waiting. NOT RECOMMEND CUSTOMER SERVICE.
2009-12-04
| Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 1
Status quo
not a chattels phone, too good for just phone users(take and undergo calls).
and too bad for those who browse on the phones. touch sensitivity is not that enthusiastic.
battery life is not that good. it discharges in a day, have to fee everyday.
there are good features in call register, phone words, camera. etc..but those are basics.
I got it for $50 with contract, textile for that price. but if you putting anything more than that is not usefulness.
2009-11-02
| Nazeer (FL, USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 1
Smartphone.... devoid of material smartphone features
I bought this phone a combine of weeks ago, but returned it last week. This phone is years marketed as a smartphone, which is actually devoid of features like wi-fi, built-in modem to be acclimated to with laptops, and lack of downloadable applications (both from Samsung, and T-movable).
Its not worthy of a smartphone based only on 8MP camera. Hopefully, Samsung should authorize better phones in coming months with better all-routine phone performance, and can increase downloadable applications to provide a better participation while using the phones.
Camera is good, but lack of wi-fi is apart from-sighted. Overall, the phone should be nothing but a free phone.
2009-08-23
| Monti (Suwanee, GA) | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 2
