- New to T-Mobile is the latest from Samsung — the Samsung T919 Behold and the Samsung Gravity. The Behold hits stores on Nov. 10 and will cost $150 with a contract and the Gravity will be available Nov. 17 for $50. — Engadget Mobile
- Stephen Colbert geeked out the other night with John Stewart, who was co-hosting Comedy Central's election-night coverage. — Valleywag
- Gizmodo has whipped up a list of 50 key geek skills you should have to prove that you are an authentic geek. — Gizmodo
- Take a look at behind-the-scenes footage of the CNN hologram tent where news anchors were magically transformed into 3D holograms. — Digital Inspiration
- Verizon Wireless has released some pricing details about the unveiling of the BlackBerry Storm. For an additional $5 a month, customers can purchase a Global Value Plan, which offers discounted roaming charges on calls made to and from 130 countries. — Phone Scoop
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Ohhh I like them both! I really want a G1 though. Too bad we have AT&T.
1I wanted the G1 ... but that silver one really looks good. I'm probably switching to that. That blue/gree is basically my favorite color.
2TWO things would make the samsung behold PERFECT for me:
3a)a slide out qwerty keyboard
b)to be on sprint!
the price is reasonable and it's in PINK!
Pinky, Sprint has the LG Rumor, which is virtually identical to the Behold! The only sucky thing is that they only come in green, blue, or white.
4ladylila, I think you have the behold mistaken. the behold is fully touchscreen while the gravity is the white one on the right that looks like the lg rumor.
5It's a great phone, much better than the Samsung Instinct, I personally played with the phone when I was in T-Mobile, there's already a fans website out there at http://www.Samsung-Behold.com with a lot of good info to help you make the right decision.
6i had them both. i kept the behold
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