Now look at that, that’s a manly name for a phone, the LASER! I mean wow, when you hear that name you think futuristic and sleek and just cool. now that’s the kind of name I’d be proud to to proclaim is the name of my phone, not a fruit…
Pantech
Pantech Joins HTC In Switching From AMOLED to SLCD
HTC announced that it would use SLCD instead of AMOLED awhile back, and now Pantech is chiming in and saying they aren’t happy with Samsung’s AMOLED supply either. An anonymous Pantech executive has declared that: “We will not user AM-OLED displays in our new phones to be rolled out in the first half of next … Read more
Pantech Breeze II Camera
Ok, so let’s take a look at the 1.3mp camera of the Pantech BreEZe II. The phone itself isn’t bad, it’s for AT&T and it’s one of you basic type phones and it’s a flip phone. I get a lot of phones and I thought making a small series of these types of things, I mean taking a look at just the cameras on the phones.. So here we go.. These aren’t meant to be huge in-depth articles, but just more of a quick look at the interface and some sample pictures.
Here’s some info about the phone:
A classic just gets better with age. Pantechs breEZe II is faster and gives users flexibility to browse the Web or manage email in addition to making calls and sending messages, thanks to AT&T’s high-speed 3G network. The front cover has three lighted indicators to quickly let you know if you have a new text, voice mail, have missed a call, or are running low on battery. As with the original breEZe, ease of use is key. Unique quick call keys make it EZ to access numbers you use most. The bright display, streamlined menus, and large keys are EZ to read. Use the Say a Command feature to make calls, address text messages, and look up contacts without scrolling through menus.
AT&T and Pantech Succeed in Their “Pursuit” for the Perfect Quick Messaging Phone
The above title is actually the title of the press release about the new Pantech Pursuit, but I have to tell you that it’s very true. The Pursuit is the first touchscreen phone from Pantech and I have to say honestly that they did a very good job with it. it’s a very nice phone overall, I‘m truly impressed by it.. At the end of the press release I’ve included the link to my full review if you wish to read it..
-Pantech Wireless, Inc., – the U.S.-based subsidiary of Pantech Group, one of Korea’s largest mobile phone manufacturers – announced today that “Pursuit,” the company’s first touch screen handset that also features a sliding keyboard, will add a splash of color to AT&T’s summer line of Quick Messaging Phones (QMP). Available in stores and online, the lime or blue Pursuit also incorporates a unique assortment of original apps including Drawing Commander, Face Tag and Graffiti.
“Pursuit combines the best of both worlds”
AT&T and Pantech Announce the “Link”
I wonder who thinks up the names for phones? Today we have the Link, yesterday we had the Incredible, I mean seriously where do they get these names?! Anyway, the ‘Link’ is a new quick messaging phone from Pantech on the AT&T network. It should be arriving any day now, so once it gets here I’ll post some pics for you to check it out a bit closer..
“The energy at Pantech is high,” said Dave Ronis, Pantech’s newly appointed CMO. “We really enjoy working with AT&T customers to make sure that all of our handsets meet their ever-expanding needs. Link is one of the slimmest phones on the market, not to mention packed with all of the social media and picture and video-sharing features our messaging phone users want.”
Pantech Makes an Impact at AT&T
This phone looks sweet… I want one!!!
Beginning Sunday, Pantech Wireless, Inc., – the U.S.-based subsidiary of Pantech Group, one of Korea’s largest mobile phone manufacturers – will bring “Impact” to AT&T customers. The second Pantech handset to hit shelves this holiday season debuts in two cool colors – bright blue and soft pink – and delivers a brand new form factor to AT&T’s line of quick messaging phones. Impact features a high-gloss faceplate with a haptic response touchpad, two screens and a full hidden keyboard, along with a host of the latest social and multimedia options, to make managing your mobile life startlingly fun.
Responds to the Touch
In a world where most phones look identical and feel the same, Impact puts an end to predictability by providing users an altogether new experience. From the outside, Impact’s shiny blackout exterior is surrounded by textured blue or pink detailing. Each time the touchpad below the screen is pressed it springs to action, reacting to finger taps with a soft, tactile buzz. Impact lets users play and control music, make a call, or send texts without ever having to open the phone.
A Quick Look at the Pantech Reveal
I get a lot of stuff for review and like to share. Three days ago Pantech announced their new 
Double Keyboard Slider messaging phone called the Reveal. of course I got one ;) so I figured I’d share some quick picture with you… I’ve also included the full press release as well..
— Pantech Wireless, Inc., – the U.S.-based subsidiary of Pantech Group, one of Korea’s largest mobile phone manufacturers – today announced the launch of Reveal, a full-feature double-keyboard phone, optimized for texting and emailing friends, flirts or family members, and surfing the Web. Reveal is the first in AT&T’s new line of quick messaging phones to hit stores, and is another example of an exciting Pantech handset at an attractive price. Available today in a glossy red or blue, Reveal is a perfect gift for any trendsetting teen or tween.