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Overview What's Good: Absolutely stunning AMOLED screen, 3.5mm headphone jack instead of Samsung's proprietary connection, EVDO Rev. A, good camera. What's Bad:The layout of the QWERTY keyboard is a bit frustrating due to the placement of the navigational keys. Introduction Coming in as the replacement to the error-prone Samsung Glyde, the new Samsung Rogue fell into the marketplace with a reputation to defend, and more importantly, in a year where the competition in the "feature phone" field has significantly increased. It's no secret that Verizon took a more hands-off approach with the device's UI this time around, in favor of Samsung's TouchWiz offering. This is also the first non-smartphone device from the carrier to require a data package. Is it worth the extra money per month? Design & Features Like many of the popular QWERTY devices on the market today, the Samsung Rogue is a sliding phone, offering a nice copper and silver finish that enhances the style... - read full review





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