Bottom Line: The Epix is a powerful touch-screen Windows Mobile business phone with incredible battery life, but some pesky interface issues and its boatload of crapware mark it as a subpar alternative to a BlackBerry or an iPhone. Pros: Powerful hardware. Includes a full complement of wireless...
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With a bit of customization and added software, the Samsung Epix can be a true winner. It's a great combination of touchscreen versatility and one-handed usability that a device like the Palm Treo Pro just doesn't have. If you're on AT&T and are looking for your next WinMo phone, this...
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KennethTakada
I bought this phone immediately when I got back from deployment in March. I had the iPhone 3G and I loved that phone but the only problem I had with it is, I didnt like the virtual keyboard on it so I decided to upgrade to something with a physical keyboard and I chose the Epix, man was that a...
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