The Samsung Eternity (see CNET Review or Samsung Product Page) is a very sleek touch-screen phone for the AT&T network. There are some downsides to the Samsung Eternity, though. Namely, lack of a flash with the 3 megapixel camera and lack of the virtual keyboard in certain sections. Overall, though, it's not a bad little phone from Samsung.

If you text a lot, you're going to make sure you're ok with just the virtual QWERTY keyboard. Nothing slides or pops out to let you type - it's all on the screen. Well, three screens actually, with one just for emoticons. For most people it's no big deal.

The touch screen can be calibrated to be as sensitive or non-sensitive as you want.

The Samsung Eternity takes advantage of Samsung's TouchWiz interface, with AT&T adding a few custom widgets of their own to the phone. The features are definitely there. Well, for most casual users. For business class users who need access to higher email functions - like IMAP4 or synching with Outlook - the Samsung Eternity just isn't going to cut it.

Overall, the Samsung Eternity isn't a bad choice for the AT&T network if you're not looking for an email workhorse or some higher end mobile phone functions. It's a great design that does what it does really well, though. And that should be applauded.

Samsung Eternity Quick Stats:

• Supported Audio Formats: AAC , MP3 , WMA
• 3.2 in TFT LCD display 240 x 400 pixels resolution and 18-bit (262,000 Colors)
• Messaging Services: MMS , Wireless Village 1.1 , AOL Instant Messenger Service (AIM)
• Dimensions: 2.4 in x 0.5 in x 4.3 in
• Weight: 3.9 oz

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Until next time, clean out those old text messages!

Samsung Eternity, 9.2 out of 10 based on 5 ratings

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