The New Sprint PCS International Phone IP-A790 by Samsung Gives Customers Multimedia Capabilities on the Sprint Nationwide PCS Network and the Ability to Make Voice Calls in More than 130 Countries.

OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Feb. 24 Sprint today announced the introduction of its first digital quad-band phone, the Sprint PCS International Phone IP-A790 by Samsung, giving multinational business customers a wireless connection to the rest of the world at simple, flat-rate pricing in supported GSM countries abroad.

When used in conjunction with a subscriber identity module (SIM) card, the Sprint PCS International Phone IP-A790 by Samsung allows customers to make voice calls on both CDMA and GSM networks in more than 130 countries where Sprint has roaming agreements in place.

Feb. 24, 2005 The High-Speed EV-DO Network is Used to Enable a Multimedia Wireless Communications Experience, from Push-to-Talk (PTT) to Push-to-View (PTV), and Push-to-Data (PTD)   

Samsung Electronics, a leading wireless communications company, is proud to announce the development of a working PTA (Push-to-All) solution. The demonstration of the PTA solution proto-type took place at the company's Telecommunications R&D Center in Suwon, Korea.

This total mobile communications solution incorporates the existing PTT (Push-to-Talk) one to multi-user voice technology with the one to multi-user video conferencing ability of PTV (Push-to-View) and multimedia file sharing function of PTD (Push-to Data).

The core benefit of PTA handsets is their synchronous video conferencing ability. Similar to a walkie-talkie with video capabilities, the speaker's image appears instantly on the handset screen of the user or multiple users on the call. It is a convenient and time-saving function that allows people in multiple locations to easily conduct virtual meetings. In addition, the PTA handset allows one to send image, video clip and music contents to multiple users through one simple operation on a mobile device at one time.

A New Era of Digital Photography Begins Today - Join Robert Clark as He Travels Across North America, Spontaneously Discovering Life as It Happens With the Sony Ericsson S710a Camera Phone

Feb. 23 Sony Ericsson today announced the kick-off of the Image America tour with award-winning photographer Robert Clark. Clark will journey across North America, capturing spontaneous pictures through the viewfinder of the Sony Ericsson S710a camera phone. As a renowned photographer whose work has appeared on countless magazine and book covers, including National Geographic and Sports Illustrated, Clark is well known for his intimate and captivating photographs.

"It is truly exciting to have the opportunity to undertake such a prolific journey across North America, and have the opportunity to capture the people, places and things that make this country unique," said Robert Clark. "The camera phone is revolutionizing how we see the world, allowing us to capture intimate moments more spontaneously than ever before. This tour aims to be a defining moment in the era of digital photography -- elements of American life all captured with a high performance Sony Ericsson camera phone."

Samsung Showcases Its Leadership in Advanced Imaging Phones Photo Marketing Association Show Serves as Forum for Samsung's Innovative Camera Phones

DALLAS and ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 2005 Camera phones are the fastest growing consumer electronics product in history, and this year they will represent more than 75 percent of digital cameras sold worldwide, according to wireless imaging experts.(1) Fueling this dynamic growth, Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) is showcasing six advanced wireless imaging phones that highlight why the company is the world's leading manufacturer of converged camera phones.