The Samsung had quietly released the Samsung SPH-M240 for Sprint on the same day of launching the Samsung Rogue. The M240 looks like the Samsung SGH-T329 and the SGH-A237. However, the SPH-M240 lacks the color accents like previous handsets. It is completely centered towards simple communication. It costs $19.99 with a service agreement, but does not feature Bluetooth. The battery cover on the back is textured. The plastic skin cannot withstand the bumps, but the hinge is sturdy enough. You will find the 2.5mm headset jack and standard micro-USB port on the right side; while the volume rocker is on the left side. We like that the SPH-M240 has vertical external display similar to that on Samsung SGH-T239. It displays numerical caller ID and date/time. As the M240 is not a multimedia phone so there is no camera and 3.5mm headset jack. You can flip open the phone to access the internal color display and alphanumeric keypad. If your office does not allow for camera phone, then the SPH-M240  [...]

Samsung Stunt SCH-r100 does not have anything new and is a simple communication phone. It has basic candy bar design and equipped with features such as voice commands and Bluetooth. The Stunt SCH-r100 does not have a music player and camera like other phones of its class. The overall call quality was decent, but there were tinny and fuzzy nuances. Samsung Stunt SCH-r100 is available from MetroPCS at $39 without any contract. The features and design of the Stunt are good for such a price range. The Stunt phone is flat to ears, but its mic is at a distance from your mouth due to its small size. The Stunt SCH-r100 has standard charging slot, like other models. The digital SAR of the Stunt is 1 watt per kilogram as per FCC radiation tests. If you need a basic handset with a browser and Bluetooth, then you can consider the new Samsung Stunt SCH-r100. the phone is sturdy, light and small. One advantage of such a basic phone is that it is very tiny and hence easy to carry around. Smartphones ooze  [...]