Samsung Instinct Q Leaks, QWERTY Phone Revealed

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  • 19 Aug 2009
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    • Since myTouch and HTC Hero took Android to the virtual QWERTY/touchscreen side, it would seem like a curious fact to launch an Android handset with a QWERTY keyboard, specially one that isn’t part of the T-Mobile portofolio. One such special case is the freshly leaked Samsung Instinct Q, bearing the Sprint logo.

    samsung-instinct-q

    Rumour has it that Instinct Q will hit the market on October 11th or early November and we have no idea what its specs are, aside from what we see. Thus, we can notice a couple of hardware buttons (Menu, Home, Back, Call, End Call and the D Pad), a very decent touchscreen and tons of Google apps.

    Now let’s see how well can text messaging and Android blend in…

    [via mobilecrunch]

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    • markcrossley

      I hope that the Instinct Q offered by Sprint will have a much better way to utilize AOL AIM or other AIM providers AND have calendar sync with Google Calendar. The other integration features are great about the Instinct Non-Q EXCEPT the virtual keyboard (personally think all touch screen keyboards are no comparison to a real keyboard), lack of Google Calendar or calendar sync'ing, and lack of AIM ability.

    • markcrossley

      I hope that the Instinct Q offered by Sprint will have a much better way to utilize AOL AIM or other AIM providers AND have calendar sync with Google Calendar. The other integration features are great about the Instinct Non-Q EXCEPT the virtual keyboard (personally think all touch screen keyboards are no comparison to a real keyboard), lack of Google Calendar or calendar sync'ing, and lack of AIM ability.

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