Samsung Eternity™

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With a sleek black and chrome design and a vibrant 3.2 inch touchscreen, the Samsung Eternity™ is the perfect choice for those craving a great multimedia experience. Watch videos, take pictures, send messages, and play games on th 240 x 400 touchscreen display with vibration feedback, an on-board accelerometer, and a 3.5mm headset jack. The 3.0 MP camera takes bright, clear photos and allows for up to 60 minutes of video recording. The Samsung Eternity features an intuitive new Touchwiz interface with a customizable Widget toolbar, providing instant access to your favorite functions. This 3G-enabled phone supports a full HTML browser, AT&T Navigator for voice-guided GPS, and AT&T Mobile TV for mobile broadcast television. For a full multimedia experience, the Samsung Eternity™ will not disappoint.

Samsung Eternity™ (AT&T)

  • 3.2 inch Touchscreen (240X400, 256K colors)
  • Integrated 3.0 Megapixel Camera
  • On-the-go IM and E-mail
  • Full HTML Browser
  • Bluetooth Stereo Music
  • 3.5mm Headset Jack
  • 3G Data Capable (compatible with AT&T Navigator, AT&T Mobile TV, and Video Share, etc.)
  • MicroSD Expansion to 8GB

Included Accessories

  • Lithium ion battery
  • Compact wall charger
  • Manual
  • Software CD

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Plans 1 Post(s) Reply

Plans 1 Post(s) Reply

How much does unlimited text messaging cost on AT&T?
-chris

How is mobile TV different from CV? 1 Post(s) Reply

How is mobile TV different from CV? 1 Post(s) Reply

I'm not sure I get the difference; is Mobile TV actual live TV Is it regular network TV?
-Dave

  • Re: How is mobile TV different from CV? 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: How is mobile TV different from CV? 0 Post(s) Reply Mobile TV Mobile TV uses a nonstandard bit of spectrum to ensure that the streaming of your favorite flicks is uninterrupted. Instead of downloading the data over AT&T’s 3-G network, the Qualcomm-developed technology operates primarily on the old UHF television band, though it does tap into the 3-G network in order to get started. The result is that there’s virtually no buffering and programming starts up within a few seconds. On the Vu’s brilliant 3-inch screen we found picture quality to be insanely clear and frame rates to be smooth as the ice cubes in a tumbler of 30-year-old bourbon. There are three phones that are Mobile TV capable; the Samsung Eternity, LG Vu, and Lg Invision. There are two different Mobile TV packages to choose from. Included in the $30 package is unlimited Mobile TV, Web browsing and CV mobile video along with CBS Mobile, CNN Mobile Live, Comedy Central, ESPN Mobile, Fox Mobile, MTV, NBC 2Go, NBC News 2Go, Nickelodeon and PIX (Sony Pictures). The Basic Package, at $15, gives you CBS Mobile, CNBC, Comedy Central, ESPN Mobile TV, FOX Mobile, FOX News, MSNBC, MTV, NBC2Go, Nickelodeon, CNN Mobile and Pix. Cellular Video Like Mobile TV, Cellular Video provides you with a wide range of programming choices, including but not limited to TV to Go, News, including FOX News clips and broadcasts from CNN and NBC, Local weather forecasts in 100 cities, Sports, Entertainment, HBO MobileSM, and HBO Family MobileSM. There are many programming choices, but the downside is that you must pay an additional fee to access those services (as opposed to Mobile TV, which is all you can eat, depending on the package you select of course). The nice thing about Cellular Video is that it is available on a much wider variety of phones; in fact any 3G capable phone that is signed up for a Data Unlimited plan has access to Cellular Video service. The Data Unlimited Package is $15 per month. The one downside to Cellular Video is that it runs off AT&T's 3g network, and is coverage dependent. Due to the services coverage dependence, there is a chance that your CV service will buffer at times.
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Music? 1 Post(s) Reply

Music? 1 Post(s) Reply

Does the Eternity come with Music ID and is it free?
-besquarem

  • Re: Music? 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: Music? 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, the Eternity is Music ID capable. Music ID is a pay per use service that allows you to identify a song by entering #43 and putting your phone earpiece up to the song for about 15 seconds. It costs $.99 per successful song identification and is billed directly to your monthly AT&T bill.
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Touch 1 Post(s) Reply

Touch 1 Post(s) Reply

Does the Eternity have a touchscreen like can I touch it and make it work?
-steve

mrs 1 Post(s) Reply

mrs 1 Post(s) Reply

what is the main difference in the samsung eternity and the samsung impression, the brightness of the screen?
-dawn ryss

  • Re: mrs 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: mrs 0 Post(s) Reply The biggest difference between the Eternity and the Impression is the form factor. The Eternity is a touch screen, but does not have the physical qwerty keyboard (it does have a landscape mode where you have access to a touch screen full qwerty), whereas the Impression has both a touch screen and a physical slide out qwerty keyboard. The screen is another difference, but it's not necessarily the brightness. The Impression is equipped with an AMOLED screen, which is a next generation in LED screens. It offers similar brightness, sharpness, etc., but uses much less battery life than traditional cell phone LED's. This, obviously, translates into better battery life for the Impression overall. Of course, battery life will always vary with how you use your phone, the more you talk, fore instance, the less battery life you will have.
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music and bluetooth 1 Post(s) Reply

music and bluetooth 1 Post(s) Reply

Can you listen to music over the bluetooth.
-Donald

me 1 Post(s) Reply

me 1 Post(s) Reply

Does this phone have LAST CALL, Recent Calls (both received and sent)?
-lj firmin

idk 1 Post(s) Reply

idk 1 Post(s) Reply

Does the samsung eternity have a music player?
-Lea Riley

  • Re: idk 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: idk 0 Post(s) Reply Yes it does have a music player. It also has a 3.5mm headset jack so you can use your own stereo headphones to listen to music on the Eternity. Additionally, it has MusicID for identifying songs heard on the radio, as well as XM Radio (to use with a subscription to the service) and Pandora.
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Gmail 1 Post(s) Reply

Gmail 1 Post(s) Reply

I have a gmail account, can i receive my email on this phone?
-Luke

  • Re: Gmail 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: Gmail 0 Post(s) Reply You should be able to access gmail on this cell phone. At the very least, you'll be able to access it through the mobile web.
    -Joni Blecher
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FM radio 1 Post(s) Reply

FM radio 1 Post(s) Reply

Does the eternity have a FM radio in it for free?
-tammy

Data plan required with Samsung Eternity? 1 Post(s) Reply

Data plan required with Samsung Eternity? 1 Post(s) Reply

do you have to purchase data plan with this phone or can I continue same att plan I already have?
-je

change screen to picture 1 Post(s) Reply

change screen to picture 1 Post(s) Reply

How do I change screen to show picture? How do I get missed calls or received ones?
-Audrey Lombardi

New or refurbished? 1 Post(s) Reply

New or refurbished? 1 Post(s) Reply

is this phone a new one or a refurbished one?
-Sarathy Amanjee

Recommend Eternity? 1 Post(s) Reply

Recommend Eternity? 1 Post(s) Reply

I'm a bit "old school" and care most about voice quality, and in particular, clear, loud, speakerphone. I also want a sleek form factor and a 3 MP camera, or better. How does the Eternity stack-up? What else ight you recommend?
-Vince Franco

Firmware upgradable; speed dial? 1 Post(s) Reply

Firmware upgradable; speed dial? 1 Post(s) Reply

Is the Eternity firmware upgradable? How? And does it support speed dialing? Thank you.
-Charles Schmidling

  • Re: Firmware upgradable; speed dial? 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: Firmware upgradable; speed dial? 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, the firmware can be upgraded on the Eternity, although the timing of a firmware upgrade would be dependent on Samsung. It can be done over the air generally, although you may have to go into an AT&T store. Currently, phones shipped from LetsTalk ship with the most current firmware. Yes, it supports speed dialing. Follow the steps below: 1. From the standby screen, press Contacts 2. Press the Contacts drop down arrow, located in the top right corner, then press Favorites 3. Press Add then press the desired Contact 4. Continue step 3 until all Favorites have been added
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samsung eternity 1 Post(s) Reply

samsung eternity 1 Post(s) Reply

Can the phone tether to a laptop?
-walter

Plans 1 Post(s) Reply

Plans 1 Post(s) Reply

Can I upgrade on this website the same way as i would do in the att store?
-Jonathan

Uploading Music 1 Post(s) Reply

Uploading Music 1 Post(s) Reply

Can you give a step by step on how to upload music from a laptop and put it on an Eternity?
-Kyle

  • Re: Uploading Music 0 Post(s) Reply

    Re: Uploading Music 0 Post(s) Reply 1. Open the Samsung PC Studio. 2. From the File drop-down, select Connection. 3. Verify that the device is connected to the computer via a Samsung USB cable and that USB is selected, then click Connect. 4. Click on the Multimedia Manager icon. 5. In the upper-left-hand corner, select File - Get Files - From PC. 6. Select the desired files to import into Samsung PC Studio and click Get File. 7. The selected music files will load into Samsung PC Studio. 8. To transfer the files onto the device, click File - To Phone. 9. Select the Music folder under Audio and click OK. 10. Test by playing a music file.
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Which Touchscreen Phone Should I Choose 2 Post(s) Reply

Which Touchscreen Phone Should I Choose 2 Post(s) Reply

Samsung Eternity, LG Vu or Samsung Solstice? Which is the best?
-Natalie

Virtual Qwerty? 1 Post(s) Reply

Virtual Qwerty? 1 Post(s) Reply

does the enternity have a texting pad on the screen...?
-Z

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Product Features for the Samsung Eternity™ (AT&T)

Cell Phone Design
Phone Style Candy Bar / Open Face
Phone Size Standard
Phone Thickness Thin
Dimensions (H x W x D) 4.3 x 2.2 x 0.5 in
Weight (w/standard battery) 3.88 oz
Keyboard Type Virtual QWERTY / Touchscreen
External LCD Yes
Touchscreen Yes
Screen Size 3.2
Display 240 x 400 pixels, 262K
Accelerometer Yes
Multiple Colors Available No
Mil-Spec/Rugged No
Music, Camera & Video Features
Music Formats Supported MP3, AAC, Real, WAV, WMA
Streaming Music Yes
Music ID Service Yes
Headset Jack Type Proprietary
Ringtones Included Polyphonic
Songs as Ringtones Yes, but editing necessary
FM Radio No
Camera Resolution 3+ Megapixel
Camera Zoom Type Digital
Camera Flash No
Camera Lens Type CCD
Video Recorder Yes
Video Formats supported MP4, 3GP
Video Recording Length determined by available memory
Video Playback Yes
Streaming Video Yes
Video Sharing No
Mobile TV Technology MediaFLO
Organization & Tools
Threaded Text Messaging No
Phone Book Capacity 1000 Entries
Multiple Phone Numbers per Contact No
Assign separate Ringtones per Contact No
Contact Manager Software N/A
Messaging Text, Picture and Video Messaging
Instant Messaging Support Yes
Email accounts supported Not Available
GMail for Mobile App Yes
Google Mobile App available? Yes
Google Maps App available? Yes
Computer Syncing No
USB Cable Syncing Yes, Cable purchased separately
Sync with Microsoft Outlook No
Bluetooth Syncing No
Wireless Contact Backup N/A
Voice Recorder 60 seconds
Calculator Yes
Calendar Yes
Alarm Clock Yes
Notepad No
Turn by Turn Navigation AT&T Navigator available from carrier for monthly fee
Cell Phone Specifications
Operating System Manufacturer OS
Operating System Release Number Not Available
Java-Enabled Yes
BREW-Enabled No
Onboard Memory 200MB
Removable Memory Card - Type Micro SD Card
Maximum Memory Card Capacity 8GB SDHC
Removable Memory Accessibility N/A
Hot Swappable Memory No
Photo Caller ID Yes
Push To Talk No
Speakerphone Full Duplex
External Volume Control Yes
Service / Support 1 Year Warranty
Accessibility
Voice-Activated Dialing No
Language Options English, Spanish, French
Hearing Aid Compliance Not Available
Adjustable Font Size No
Digital TTY/TTD No
Battery Specifications
Talk Time Up to 300 mins
Standby Time Up to 240 hrs
Type of Battery Lithium Ion battery
Connectivity
3G Data Capable Yes
Wi-Fi No
Web Browser Full HTML
GPS Yes
GPS Type A-GPS
Bluetooth Yes
Stereo Bluetooth Yes
USB Cable No
USB Port Type 18-Pin
IR Port No
Network Technology
Technology WCDMA 850/1900 + EGSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
Voice Frequencies 850/1900
Data Technology GSM: GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA
Data Frequencies 850/1900
3G Yes
UMA No
Data Throughput Speed AT&T 3G up to 3.6 Mbps
International Features
Can I call people outside the US and Canada? Yes
International 3G Data Roaming No
International 2G Data Roaming Yes
Can I make and receive calls outside the US and Canada? Yes
Can I send and receive text messages from people outside the US and Canada? Yes
Can I send and receive messages while outside the US and Canada? Yes
Can I use the email and mobile web features on my phone while outside the US and No

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews of the Samsung Eternity™ (AT&T)

Customer Rating: 4.5
by Larry Duncan -- October 31st 2009 -- Cabot, AR

I love my Samsung Eternity a lot really like the features only thing is u have to charge it every night but I don't that at all. On a 1 to 10 rating I would give it a 10 over all!

Customer Rating: 4.5
by Robert -- October 29th 2009 -- Delray Beach, FL

Customer Rating: 3
by Lee -- October 29th 2009 -- Austin, TX

The music player function is not easy to use. Plus, it does not support other languages aside from English and Spanish.

Customer Rating: 5
by Gloria Barkhurst -- October 28th 2009 -- Massillon, OH

Everything is so easy to find. Sound is crystal clear. I am hard of hearing and I have no trouble hear my callers. Touch screen makes it so easy to text and make calls. Love It!

Customer Rating: 4.8
by Rodney L Johnson -- October 26th 2009 -- Little Rock, AR

Its Awesome!

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